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1000 PLATITUDES consists of large photomontages and one video documentary, which is shown on a plasma screen. Words commonly used to describe the generic globalized city; --each letter of the alphabet was projected on a different building using the

A series of portraits by Archimboldo (Seasons, Elements) are digitally interwoven to create a symultaneous montage of their pictorial elements. (A. Hegedüs)

Expanded interactions and mixed landscape generate the 14#bis biocybrid system, to celebrate the 50th birthay of Brasilia. In a public event, by exploring mobile and locative interface in mixed reality, we put in the sky of the Brazilian capital,

15 Minutes of Biometric Fame not only highlights paradoxes associated with celebrity recognition within the entertainment industry and instant fame received through various Web 2.0 applications, but it playfully discredits the reliability of

Notes for Sleepers Guts Seaman/Forsythe Exchange over the pacific (weave of the airline trajectory) 26 / 09 / 95 (part 2) just sitting here in sydney - 9 / 10 / 95 (part 3) Part 3 a attraction / architecture / association / algorithm / arresting /

Interactive web app for exploring a dataset of 3200 Instagram selfie photos shared in 5 global cities, and separate visualizations of these photos created with custom software. Source: Lev Manovich

2016:::::::: _Valigia Diplomatica Low Cost: fermata in ROM sequenza 2_Artist: Nilo CasaresComment:

24hour Social is a data-driven 24 hour generative video installation that questions how identities are constructed as data in an era of social media that act as authentic platforms for performances of the self and simultaneously as systems of data-

3 Seconds in the Memory of the Internet explores the notion of privacy and memory on the Internet. Three arbitrary seconds were selected from three different decades in the Internet's development: one from the 1980s , one from the 1990s and one

"33 Questions per Minute" consists of a computer program which uses gramatical rules to combine words from a dictionary and generate 55 billion unique, fortuituous questions. The automated questions are presented at a rate of 33 per minute --the