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... sound environment is a composition controlled by people's movements. This piece investigates the contested radio space in the context of the increased surveillance of the body as an antenna. The system tunes all sorts of signals including air...

... perception of our (urban) environment. A tangible 360° composition that reveals the inextricable interconnectedness of space and sound.

... in a wall where an optical system of semi-transparent mirrors allows computer generated virtual images to appear in the space between them. On each side of the wall there are holes where the viewers put their hands to manipulate multi-axis joysticks,...

... many objects and references to earlier works by Agnes Hegedûs, so constituting within the virtual eye a retrospective memory space. (A. Hegedüs)

... which the probability of an image being chosen for a certain layer is uniformly distributed. At one end of the installation space, away from the screen, "macroŠ technologies such as aerial shots of transportation, communications, or industrial structures...

... tour. The strange mode of navigation not only changes the course of events, but also the structures of perception in virtual space. The Freud-Lissitzky Navigator grew out of conversations about a problem that Klein had been wrestling with since 1995: how to...

...Do-Undo allows a participant to do perform movements in a spaceand immediately see the movements forwards and backwards. User Experience: The participant stands in a space in front of a camera and video projection system. On the screen superimposed on top of the...

... Licklider's research in "Man-Computer Symbiosis," to Douglas Engelbart's creation of a networked information space designed for the "Augmentation of Human Intellect" that would "Boost the Collective IQ," these visionary scientists laid the...

... changing. While these LED displays are moving, text passes through them. In effect, each display is a window on a virtual space of letters that form phrases derived from well-known theatre scripts by authors such as by Shakespeare, Schiller and Beckett....

... Books remains like a one-page document, whereas the book as a media format is always a double-page spread of the entire book space. We are used to opening a book and turning the pages to read a text. When you read a book, you form a space-time imagination of...