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Telling Motions Bill Seaman 1985-86, 20:10 min, color, sound This dreamlike, hypnotic work is structured in four sections, each of which repeats, in various permutations, key visual and verbal systems. Part One introduces the main theme — a poetic

Water Wheel(1985), a seven channel installation presented through a circle of monitors, incorporating material from The Water Catalogue Music by Bill Seaman In Water Wheel I was exploring fragments from the linear work The Water Catalogue. A

Duke Performances, Durham, 2018 - world premiere A bold new opera developed at Duke University that uses the high-drama framework of opera and advanced technology to explore ideas of apocalypse, renewal, and survival in the modern age. During each

The 'Engine of Engines' is a generative sound & video installation that responds in real-time to network traffic in the local environment. In the Hong Kong debut (see video), sixteen self-contained nodes, each composed of a screen, processing-unit,

Exchange Fields (with Dancer Regina van Berkel) was fully remade - digitising all of the videodisc materials, and authoring a new fully Digital Version. This project was done in Conjunction with IMAI institute - Intermedia Art Institute

The Hybrid Invention Generator (2001) is a work that explores a "machinic genetics." Users of the system can scroll through a series of inventions, choose two different inventions and generate the visualization of a hybrid invention. An underlying

The text from The World Generator / The Engine of Desire was printed out and put into a physical installation. The spoken text was presented in the space. The Illusive Nature of Context: The Negotiation of the Thoughtbody Bill Seaman The World

The Exquisite Mechanism of Shivers - Audio CD Published with Special Version of Binocular Magazine

Stereoscopic Video Installation

Virtual Reality Installation with Responsive Workbench. Partially funded by a study grant of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD). Developed at the Bauhaus University, Virtual Reality Systems Group, Weimar, Germany.