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... spatialized audio displays, and custom-designed manual input devices to allow two participants to explore and play in three connected virtual environments. The environments were drawn from natural environments in the Banff area, each "captured" and...

... one user touches her picture frame, the other picture frame lights up. This touch is translated to light over an Internet connection. We introduce a semi-ambient display that can transition seamlessly from periphery to foreground in addition to...

... about aspects of the mind, consciousness and our ways of understanding the world. PLAN-it! is an installation connecting a spatial with an aesthetic and an intellectual experience. One might call this kind of sculpture: media-architecture. ...

... skin-like silicone on which a barcode is carved, react to the audience following its own movement, thus showing the strict connections between human and computerized body. (...) A matrix of sensors, mini lightspots and surveillance cameras are arranged...

... pairs the ephemeral quality of the living organism with the permanence of the large sculpture. The sculpture is directly connected to the flower because its form is an enlargement of unique forms found inside this invented flower. In other words, the...

... to earlier patents, it is possible to find paths between arbitrary patents. They form a kind of subtext. New visual connections and narrative layers emerge through the interweaving of the story with the depiction of technical developments.

... the person standing next to them singing in a different harmony. I wanted to be able to 'climb inside' the music connecting with the separate voices. I am also interested in how the audience may choose a path through this physical yet virtual...

... The work creates a situation in which a human being and a robot have direct physical contact via an intravenous needle connected to clear tubing and feed one another in a mutually nourishing relationship. To the new category of hybrid biological robots...

... Fadon), Boston (led by Dana Moser), and Pittsburgh (the DAX [Digital Art Exchange] Group). A slow-scan television system connected to a three-way telephone conference call allowed the artists to exchange images and generate a visual reflection on the...

... freeze" and an "unfreeze" button are also included. Please play the demonstration clip below that is best for your internet connection. One warp will stretch the ears out. Another may squash one's head and extend the chin in an impossible way. It...