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Digital Body-Automata
1997
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1997
... these desires on transformation are extended by the novelty of touching other viewers in the space, as well as mechanically
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ing to the sculptural interfaces. More internal and ephemeral desires for transformations of the body are effected by the...
Another Day in Paradise
1992
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1994
... would see him/herself on the monitor, surveyed, captured and preserved in the preserved tree. This surveillance camera was
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ed to a videocassette recorder that taped everyone who looked inside the tree. The surveillance tree silently watched the...
Virtual Concrete
1995
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1997
... six 3-ft slabs of concrete covered with large electrostatic (digital output) prints, along with light sensors and a computer
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ed to the Internet via a CU-SeeMe camera. The website www.arts.ucsb.edu/ concrete allows viewers to see the...
Morphogenesis
1996
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1997
... object behavior, make it nervous or change its pulse frequency. the application and the webserver communicate via IPC/TCP
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ion to distribute changes of the genom. A genom is composited of components each of which defining a single structural or...
n0time
2000
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2001
... their bodies and through their interaction affect the constructed geometries representing information data-bodies of people
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ed to the "Telematic
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ions" exhibition. Experience of time is heightened not only by the conceptual framework but also...
The Tele-Actor
2001
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2001
... biotechnology lab, political rally, or rock concert. The "Tele-Actor" is a skilled human with cameras and microphones
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ed to a wireless digital network. Live video and audio are broadcast to participants via the Internet or interactive...
Art Impact, Collective Retinal Memory
2000
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2000
... excavations of fossil worms, a supermarket, slaughterhouses. Tracks in the contact surface human/nature reveal processes
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ed to survival functions, and the image of these places attracts the public's retinas just as well as the exposition...
Landscape One
1997
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1997
... accessed. There are several possible destinations or outcome. Visitors could simply be abandoned somewhere on the way if the
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ion to the character is broken, or they could be reaching a destination: a lookout or a forbidden boundary. This journey...
Chance Encounters
2002
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2002
... the names are erased by colorful textures. The intention of the work is to provide some visual stimulus and cultural
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ion (for instance, the search and encounter of passengers' own names on the screen) that might provide the passengers a...
Watch Out!
2002
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2002
... Plato's cave. The mobility of the wireless boxes, like individuals, introduces a friendly, human-sized way of
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ing people. Watch Out! confronts the World we see and think. The project centres on a whole-scale inversion of the...
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