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Erotogod is a media art project that generates new stories of creation. The project elaborates on the sensual dimension of aesthetics by connecting advanced computer and interactive technologies to the body as a sensual interface. Erotogod's

The Leap carries out a new interpretation of Norwegian national symbols: Henrik Ibsen's "Peer Gynt", Edvard Grieg's music to the play and The Norwegian mountain wilds. In the installation these functions as condensed symbols of our

I developed a set of four interactive, room-based exhibits for the 'Planets and Beyond' area at the GSC: - Discover the Stars: Visitors move around, holding small white boards in their hands. At specific spots they are tracked by sensors

Pixelpark Interactive Environments created the Mercedes-Benz Info Designer for the Auto Salon Paris 2000 and made this special service an interactive, customer-friendly experience. In just a few steps users can obtain an overall picture of all

This electronic game was developed for a big company's birthday party (ABB). There were twenty teams, each equipped with such a game station to enjoy the party guests. The Sensorama offeres three different memory and reaction games for two to

Haptic Opposition is centered around a mechanically movable text display driven both by human beings and machine control. Different modes of force feedback interaction are embedded, as machine on its own, following the human movements, or opposing

This immersive audio environment explores how humans react to commands imposed by a machine generating its acoustic stimuli on the basis of tracked body movement. In this environment, different states of human and machine action are understood as a

Void transforms the internet traffic through KHM' homepage into sounds and images. The installation provides a spectacular experience of data traffic: a direct, real-time visualisation of the code being executed on the transmediale server. The

Variations 504 is an interactive music installation that engages viewers by allowing them to control the music they hear by interacting with the sculpture. It consists of an array of balls, tubes and cubes. By moving the balls, participants can mix

The Pain machineArtist: Kirschner, Morawe, ReiffComment: