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... on physical cooperation, speak to characters and have them respond, navigate through cinematic spaces, move a character’s body, and alter and create the soundtrack. Synopsis The story opens in a time reminiscent of the late 18th century, but...

... The dots of light are transformed into rays and then polygonal figures. 7) The video camera films Sakamoto's entire body. The computer captures the image in real time. Sakamoto's silhouette is pixelized and then projected onto the screen above...

... to generate spatial cognition through multisensoral experimentation of space models that evolve in relation to human body. OP_ERA: Sonic Dimension is an immersive virtual reality installation designed as a music box. Entering into the enclosure,...

... Here one element of the medium is removed and distilled from its "content" to point to the mediums ability to manipulate the body and its perceptual systems. The works are a formal synthesis of the human eye and retina but incorporate rewired color...

... to examine the revolutionary and restrictive possibilities of these technologies, as well as their interplay with the human body and identity.

... force. The objects on the platform do not have fixed locations, but rather orbits in which they circle. Yet von Bismarck’s body seems to be standing still, as the hub of a cosmos spinning around him. He is the center. The cement platform describes a...

...Time&Time Again extends media navigation to a site-specific context with both web- and body-based interfaces. A distributed interactive installation, the piece was commissioned by the Wilhelm Lehmbruck Museum in Duisburg, Germany, as part of its Connected Cities...

...atter' is a fully immersive, physically interactive, three-dimensional digital projection environment. The artwork explores whether the body might be perceived as an absence, inferred from the physical and cultural information around it. In this context, employing...

... segments overlay each other. The viewer experiences immersion, loss of control and transformation into a floating non-body image, which revives, is reborn and fades again. Pulling the trigger turns the viewer into both an agressor and subsequent...

... usurp private space; and new forms of simultaneously seeing and being seen - which are helping to change the contours of the body, its desires, and is sense of orientation in the world. (source: http://jordancrandall.com/drive/descriptions/synopsis.html)