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... updated regularly throughout the course of the show in response to messages that were left on a small table in the gallery space. People were invited to leave messages that they would put on the banner under which they would enter the emerald city. Through...

... of the carriage wheels (for dollys and moviemaps). Since the filming was "stop-frame" (rather than "real-time"), time and space appear compressed. The imagery is part of an investigation of the role of media and its relationship to landscape, tourism,...

... record of how to inspect the body ratios of Eve Clone in the computer software by showing the computer interface, 360° space, camera, and timeline. I also intentionally kept the patterns, symbols, icons, and images that only the computer can create so...

... record of how to inspect the body ratios of Eve Clone in the computer software by showing the computer interface, 360° space, camera, and timeline. I also intentionally kept the patterns, symbols, icons, and images that only the computer can create so...

... and store information that disappears momentarily after the completion of the analysis conducted within a given point in space. The collector can keep the collected patterns and carry them to other places. The collector 's activity will be video...

... structures. In addition to the color patterns on the wall panels, the reflected light illuminates the entire exhibition space and the visitors. The work offers an immersive experience bridging the borders between the viewers and the viewed. Abstraction...

... innovation. China’s own rich and unique history of image-making, painting and calligraphy, offers a tradition where time and space, black and white, sound and silence are often juxtaposed in a subtle dialogue made up of contrasts and complicity. Building on...

... a delirious abundance of colors. Further more, Karina transfers the aesthetic force of the instalation into the public space on a very large scale: A camera faced centrally downwards from above is shooting the people using the playing surface. This...

..."Body Movies" transforms public space with 400 to 1,800 square metres of interactive projections. Thousands of photo portraits taken on the streets of the cities where the project is exhibited are shown using robotically controlled projectors. However, the portraits...

... Interfaces and data extend gestures beyond the boundaries of the body, and our sensitivity can live in a new cognitive space as an extension of our sensory space. We have displacents in virtual worlds generating "interval zones" between the body and...