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  • ATTRACTIONS -
    ...eo 2′ 'The latest research within the artist’s already distinguished paradigm has brought a few novelties. In the field of phisical laws the stress is on experimentig with magnetism and as far as the complex levels of her works of art are concerned, it is the temporal...
  • ... always stay the same. In KALEIDOSKOP the filtering inks are freeflowing and so the rigid analytic investigation of the laws of optic turns into a psychedelic experience within a delirious abundance of colors. Further more, Karina transfers the...
  • ... a program gone haywire. This picture is full of flaws and leads to the necessity of my eradication. The need for courts of laws and warrants is not necessary. An algorithm is set in motion which brings together face and voice profiling systems and links it...
  • ... statements from contemporary protagonists who bring to light implications and consequences of Lethal Autonomous Weapons (LAWs). The piece highlights how little the argument of an "increase in efficiency" in war, used by proponents of modernizing weapons...
  • Transcendence Index -
    ...ing borscht ingredients. For example: meat – philosophy; potatoes – fiction (prose); cabbage – texts made up by the authorities (laws, decrees, speeches); carrots – poetry; beetroots – news; seasonings (onion, garlic, herbs) – private correspondence, memoirs, social...
  • ... Degas, Pierre Auguste Renoir, Henry Moore, Nicholas Nixon, John Coplans, Melanie Manchot, Carla Bromhead, Susie Rea, Valerie Laws, Susan Aldworth, Linda Kosciewicz-Fleming, Jordan Baseman and Sharon Bailey, and new commissions by Annie Cattrell, Andrew...
  • ... here the frogs, using teleproxemics. Metaphorically, we propose frogs’ signatures and the human behavior dealing with laws and phenomena of the cosmos, by influencing life of nature as a living organism, exchanging electrical potentials, heats, sounds,...
  • Plasm: Not a Crime -
    ... get an artistic exemption but can make no guarantees. This is in some way a self-reflexive piece, as it is this very set of laws that we are commenting on with this piece, yet on the other hand the penalty, a national felony, is forcing us to be very...
  • ... possible. However, in general, the accountability should be political from the First World, which enforces international laws only for its economic interests. Offshore centers have replaced the brute colonialism of rifles with subtle financial...
  • ... of gravity and materials and following the protocols dictated by coincidence, its inner order, its repeating patterns and the laws of chaos theory. At the same time, Uršula studies in her installations the behaviour, response and perception of the viewers in...