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...Neuro Mirror Artificial Intelligence Installation ©2017, Laurent Mignonneau and Christa Sommerer Collection of Itau Cultural This interactive installation deals with the image we have of ourselves and of others. In 1999 the Italian neuro-physiologist Giacomo Rizzolatti...

... they construct and deconstruct. Portrait on the Fly is a commentary on our love for making pictures of ourselves (Selfie-Culture), it has to do with change, transience and impermanence.

... The Pleasure of Light, György Kepes, Frank J. Malina at the intersection of science and art, The National Centre for Culture, Laznia Center for Contemporary Art Gdansk, and Ludwig Museum Budapest, 2011, pp. 81-84. [3] Christa Sommerer and Laurent...

... the non-profit platform for social innovation projects MADE GROUP, with the support of the Athens Tech College and the Cultural Association of Archilochus of Paros, sets the foundations for future in Paros; the Island of the whitest marble in...

... Orwellian year of 1984. It was thought that by integrating multiple-media telecollaborative technologies with the culturally diverse creative communities throughout Los Angeles that a powerful new context for cultural sharing would emerge -- a...

... around your manifestos now squeezed into pdf files. The futuristic woman's wisdom of violence is here invoked to guide culture beyond the demons that possess its matter. Mirror image of you at the start of a century sensing the thrill that comes with...

... by a generative, location sensitive musical score by Seaman – Duke Media Arts + Sciences (now Computational Media, Arts and Cultures). Seaman is interested in generative systems and what he calls “Computational Creativity”. Seaman is additionally a professor...

... gardens have been superimposed creating a tapestry-like effect. The resulting ambiguity forges questions concerning whether culture will overtake nature or visa-versa. This series of work was inspired by the writings of Margaret Atwood and Bruno Latour.

... on behaviours and concepts arising from the relationship between mankind and technology, and its impact on aesthetics, culture, and society.