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... us to ponder the nature of language while the larger colored forms may be savored as cyberflowers floating in unbounded space." RV, Minneapolis 2006.

... us to ponder the nature of language while the larger colored forms may be savored as cyberflowers floating in unbounded space." RV, Minneapolis 2006.

... an be pushed and by this one is automatially unsubscribed from this service. meanwhile the brown box in he exhibition space is unremittingly rumbling on, at least every ten minutes and in between from time to time a meaningful message, maybe.

... research project concerning with the impact of personal mobile technologies on social behavior, particularly in the public space. It began in 2010 as a collaboration with media artist Jihyun Kim, and my specific interest consists in exploring the...

... and environmental conditions, including temperature, relative humidity, airflow, and light levels in the exhibition space. It is literally a self-sustaining ecology comprised of countless very small living beings in a medium of earth, water, and...

... modified (GM) food in the global food trade. CAE wanted this interventionist performance to demonstrate how the "smooth space" of global trade enables the very "contaminations" the authorities say it guards against. CAE/da Costa/Shyu constructed a...

... to their needs. This video installation presents documentation from the initial performance on four screens throughout the space.

... with a virtual world, creating a strong sense of presence. • Conceptual Innovation: It challenged conventional notions of space, perception, and embodiment by blurring the boundaries between physical and virtual realms. • Narrative & Discourse: The virtual...

... metres above the heads of the viewers. The work uses remote visual sensing techniques to track the viewers position in the space. Each viewer was allocated an angel (or demon, depending on location) which followed on the ceiling the position of the viewer...

... the processes of looking at and being in a spectacle, flipping the focus from the performing body to include the camera, gallery space and spectator. An interchange between the ‘live’ and the represented is theatrically stage to produce slippage between bodies...