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... and the West's news commentary. The experience of navigating through the program's interface speaks to technology's origins in medical and weapons design and philosophy as discussed by media theorists Jonathan Crary and Paul...

... emerge from the formation of the language itself, as something simultaneously written and read. Although at this point this technology is still in early development it does lead to a prose form that is very open, unexpected in its results and poetic. ...

... virtual bodies, they can physically touch one another through the network. The cyberSM project makes communications technology transparent. It allows us to extend our physical perceptions over distances, through computer neworks, and beyond virtual...

... investor. His PhD research explored the structures that support the emergence of non-state currencies, such as blockchain technology, from an anthropological perspective. His research engagement with Bitcoin and therefore with blockchain technology began...

... commentary on some of the more obvious contradictions of corporate culture, particularly for those working with art and technology. At a deeper level, Bodies INCorporated addresses such issues as the legitimacy of cultural institutions as the only...

... to create the work, and a superstratum, Text, a space consisting of quotes from the artist and excerpts of relevant texts on technology, the body and nature. Code and Text function as conceptual parentheses around the worlds within. Through use of their own...

... are just as surely drawn to games of risk and chance. Reconciling spirituality with our apparently reckless attitude towards technology becomes less problematic when we acknowledge that they are opposite sides of the same coin. Playing the odds and betting...

... the dialogue present in random international's work. more than just signifiers of the new innovations in digital technology, these works continue to illuminate within our perceptions and experiences of light, our own behavioural responses and...

... are not verbal (they are chosen from a computer screen). Yet the interactivevideo installation, which uses widely available technology, works as a metaphor for an encounter. As with other virtual reality systems, my portraits are worlds onto themselves...

... is a reaction to these developments and uses contrasting aesthetics. It’s big and evil, dark and scary. It projects present-day technology into the retro-futuristic times. The tools of “1984” are already here, but the question is how do we use them. In the time...