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... thereby creating a recognizable likeness of the individual.. Posing in front of the monitor attracts the flies. Within seconds they invade the face, but even the slightest movement of the head or of parts of the face drives them off. The portraits are...

... in contact with each other, and further included humans in this interaction as a means of raising awareness about nature’s secret web of intelligence; this advanced project tackles the new way of integrating trees into the cityscape and to protect it’s...

... watch us daily, as we swap goods for labor-power, as we sell commodities and buy resources, as we hawk dues and invest in securities, as we barter mining rights for dumps and pass printed paper for vouchers, tickets, coupons, slips and receipts, ever so...

... video installation [English title, Against Time] After the piece 'In between' (1999), 'Gegen die Zeit' is another installation for the secularized Johanneskirche in Feldkirch. The video projection depicts a female arm holding either a brush or a piece of cloth. It...

... a vertical bar of white LEDs is inserted; it generates words that seem to hover in the surrounding space for fractions of a second. The approximately 100 terms chosen for the work – "achievement", "unpaid", "family", "care", "security", "deficits", to name...

... a space beyond and revealing a moving image: within the edges of the crack, the viewer sees the sea, the horizon, and a section of the sky. The image is slightly tilted; the horizontal line runs diagonally in the image section, as do the movements of...

... on the floor. This painting is projected by a B&W camera onto a monitor behind the keyhole. "Original" and copy, evident and secret presence are face to face.

... Erzulie cannot grant the people of the world what they need in order to survive, but which makes them uniquely human. In the second half of the 20th century, Roy Ascott's manifesto proclaimed a new cybernetic era for art and social change, and in 2009...

... artistically grappled with the concept of the border as a territorial landmark and as a bulwark in the service of “national security”. The barbed wire, which has long since been a symbol of the armament of the European external borders, appears as an imaging...

... quote from Acevedo's IBM PC based work called Inside Out. However, in this case the image is flipped 180° horizontally.? 2) A section from one of Acevedo’s oil paintings textured mapped onto a sphere using the software called Strata 3D. ? 3) A variant of...