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... Museum work has its own inherent life : it can move, self-generate, self produce, reproduce, metamorphose, age, disappear, change... outsider events. They benefit from the explorer's experience. Images are invisible and reversed for them. These images are...

... actions and events performed to materialise the projected images also caused dramatic transformations and reconstructions of...

... that leave visual traces in interaction with their environment generate a dynamic pixel-landscape. The pixel grid forms the...

... eighteen themes available and browse the tens of thousands of images associated with that theme. The themes are diverse and include:...

... the direct reflection into the scrim-like layers of the images. The back of Anne Gerber's head is seen when the piece is...

... The walk-in soundstage using camera tracking for performers to generate sound through movement. Murmuring Fields is an instrument... bodies drive the data environment by moving and stretching the images, texts, voices and sound on stage. Playing with a word and its...

...de l’iconographie. Lorsque les deux creuseurs s’intéresseront à des images de même nature ou de même époque, ils pourront, s’ils le désirent se...

... abstract musical scores, called graphic scores, that used images instead of notes, based upon found newspaper clippings and bits...

... extracted from the natural world are combined arbitrarily and generate creations that are both familiar and yet have never been seen... animation of the organic as well as for creation of the images required for the web pages. A web server running on that...

... Where and how viewers walk on this ramp determines the flow of images on three screens: one projected image and two images on large...