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... banks. In enactive soundscapes and data visualization, we use our affective enactive system in Virtual Reality and the simulation of human proximity using our physiological sensors for enactions and the immersion in data landscapes as in the LART Cave....

... 80 cm; photographs: 60 x 60 cm The crystal structures are microscopically analyzed using computer programs, which allow the simulation of mapped image projections into the inverse (reciprocal) space. The manipulation or reduction of data using filters in...

... state of being. The Liquid Views imaging algorithm works on three levels. First, it generates ripples through physical simulation. This makes the water look as if it were real. These waves also distort the texture coordinates of the camera image...

... garbage with a scanning machine of her own invention. The machine reads objects and translates their history into lifelike simulations that she can enter and that respond to her voice and movement. Confused by subconscious yearnings, she is drawn to images...

... which comes alive with the contributions of its users. The open infrastructure provides an opportunity for interactive simulation environment and visualizes technological approaches. The installation is an expanded mixed reality environment that uses a...

... monster (1890) relates to the interest in medical manipulation; Lady Miso (1750) is a metaphor for robotics simulation; Pandora (BC), represents the fascination of object to human transformation; The Cyborg (1250) illustrates the desire to...

... were real or fictional, and in fact one of the characters, the actor, even spoke about the event as ‘layer upon layer of simulation reverberating from every surface’ (Clarke, 2001: 47). Upon leaving the room, the viewers could finally change back into...

... drawings into the third dimension, but rather the enticement of the viewer into a "dream world" of utopian ideas and their simulation. Thus in n o w h e r e Wenzel Hablik's outer-space painting Sternenhimmel [1909] appears as a dense, sometimes...

...What would life be like if it were made from computer algorithms rather than flesh and blood? Artificial Life is the name given to the simulation of natural forms and processes using materials other than those found in nature. It is not so much a general method of...

... such that they incorporate form principles observed in nature, e.g the proportion of the golden section is used for the simulation of spiral phylotaxis. There is a predefined set of components constituting the gene pool out of which the actual genom...