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... that evokes the opera of Robert Ashley, the linguistic games of Raymond Roussel, and the experimental productions of Robert...

... You touch the screen to interact with it. It's like five games in one; five sections, each section is different than the...

... for their promises of miracles, we are just as surely drawn to games of risk and chance. Reconciling spirituality with our apparently...

... project our selves, and play complicated identity survival games. Initially, the participant is invited to construct a...

... Mirror Cells raises the question how this relates to computer games, in which gamers identify with their virtual selves to the...

... to generate such trick effects, in popular theatre and arcade games, and Bielicky's project owes as much to these worlds as to...

... the viewers in the exhibition space and encourages associative games with the help of the organic shapes produced by reflections of...

... viewer and content. This method explicitly allows for mind games, and so the digital archive becomes a space for thought...

... and news pictures from different zones and theaters of war depicts a universe filled with mute violence. The audio reproduces the... participation in the drama. In sharp contrast to the video games that transform us into passionate warriors, here the audio...

An interactive installation which required the viewer to enter at which point they would hear a hypnotic induction. If the viewer did not enter, the piece retained an idea of a psychological barrier. (source: http://www.grahamnicholls.com/)