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... in the domain of inverse space – which is considerably more complex than real space – and the...

... to be able to mediate it. (…) Flusser constantly warned us about the false sense and...

... as a base through which, by changing its context, she alters our view and understanding of...

... which are torn out of the medical context and often computer processed and...

... author’s brain. The recording of neural connections (nerve tracts) shown by tractography...

... of anatomical fragments as recorded by conventional x-ray techniques into new visual...

... presents a hypnotic image of the continuous dissolution of the author's face, skull...

... images of my brain activity while contemplating Duchamp’s Anemic Cinema, which was...

... image on a mirror. It alludes to the concept of the “butterfly effect”, which in chaos...

... going on within a natural phenomenon. Contemporary media artists have developed a poetic...