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... social system and performance platform, but at the same time it plays with the notions of voyeuristic media technology and...

... Rows of motorised measuring tapes record the amount of time that visitors stay in the installation. As a computerised...

... constituting momentary retinal impressions that assimilate in time into an insubstantial yet coherent multiformity. The film was...

... and sound recordist Stuart Moore, the film takes time to notice the human and non-human traces of change along the...

... persons in different situations. Somebody, somewhere, some time. Exploring these situations, the onlookers' eyes linger...

... only a fraction of these objects can be displayed at a given time. A visitor can select a single collection from the eighteen...

... When you depict the movement of parts of the human body in a time/value co-ordinate system, you get various wave forms; in the case...

... to a few audio files, building up loops and tracks. Over time it built up to over seven hours of music. We initially made a...

... for generations. The exhibition includes a series of real-time projections – each showing an image constructed from digital...

... neurons are activated in the temporal lobe of our brain each time we observe other people's actions. What is interesting is the...