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... important for the culture of writing and for the learning of linear reading. His interest in testing and using multimedia technologies allows him to question the qualities and limits of this medium. The book as an interface still simulates the leafing...

... at Sun Microsystems Labs, where he was (as per the residency brief) working with SunSPOTs, small "programmable object technologies" which are a simple-to-use prototyping platform for embedded technologies, or the so-called "Internet of Things".

... a satire about the recent transmutation of language into a global market ruled by Google et al. and uses the most up-to-date technologies of control to draw cartographies of language at large scale. Imagine a world of transparency where all desires are...

...A human being embodies the World Wide Web Human Browser is a series of Wi-Fi performances based on a Google Hack, where the usual technological interface is replaced with the oldest interface we know: the human being. Winner of the Share Prize Festival in...

... individuals and classify people by ethnic group for example. Finally, the installation is an ironic statement about the era of technological personalisation, literally branding observers and turning them into “thematic individuals”. (Photos by Alex Dorfsman)

... first Gulf War –the first wide-spread deployment of camera-guided “intelligent bombs”. Present-day computerised surveillance techniques employed by the Department of Homeland Security in the United States through the Patriot Act, provide a new and distressing...

... probe the acoustic inscriptions of vinyl discs, and other objects, with the help of laser beams (which officially serve CD technology). DeMarinis also assigns to them, in part, the sounds of other audio devices. Along these lines, DeMarinis combines in...

...As an artery of international trade and a crucial part of the global economy, sea born trade routes are heavily monitored by various technologies that enforce regulations and detect irregular activities. The types of economic activities in question are often described...

... has been imaged as an extension of the optic nerve the change of perspective. It is possible to utilize eye control technology without wearing any device, and to navigate unrestrictedly within the naked eye's broad field of view and consists of...

... of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York, in which artworks were overlaid over MoMA's "real" galleries using augmented reality technology, as part of the Conflux Festival for Contemporary Psychogeography. On their invitation Tamiko Thiel contributed the AR...