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... horizontal tabletop. Lightweight stereoscopic shutter glasses are used to view these images in three dimensions. To view the virtual environment from the correct perspective, a magnetic tracking system follows the navigator's head in real time. A pair of...

... Another endeavor, the i2tv – Interactive Internet Television (2002), combines netzspannung.org's platform technology with a virtual TV studio. This convergence results in a distributed audio-visual language play, featuring Ernst Jandl's sound poem "Otto's...

...Long time no dig… Seventeen years after the first virtual tunnel: The Tunnel under the Atlantic (1995), linking the Pompidou Centre in Paris and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Montreal, and fifteen years after the Paris New Delhi Tunnel, now is the moment when it...

... powers while inhabiting an elliptical zone in a symbiosis between analogical and digital, organic and inorganic, real and virtual. Technologies embody now traces of biological systems, translate them into computerized paradigms, offering emotional...

... these images showed exactly that part of the museum room hidden by the screen, creating a seamless continuity between the virtual and actual spaces. Visitors walking by the screen were unaware they had entered and become part of the visual space of the...

... walked away from the screen. The viewer's lone journey from the entrance up to the surface of the screen embodied a virtual journey through a set of images that had been architectonically mapped into the installation space. This convergence of an...

... the movement of the image parts so as to bring them together and join the fruits, and when they succeed an outpouring of virtual coins rewards them. (A. Hegedüs)

... can examine this golden calf from above and below and all sides. Thus the monitor functions like a window that reveals a virtual body apparently located physically in the real space. The golden calf has a shiny mirror-like surface in which the viewer...

... the two-dimensional picture of the real exhibitional space and point once again to the complexity of vision: The image is a virtual sculpture, which is only created through the movement of its viewer and varies its shape reflecting the individual’s action...

... act. Sermon's declared aim was to expand the user's sense of touch; obviously, it was not possible to touch the other virtual bedmate, but one experienced the suggestion of touching through rapid and vigorous or tender and reflective movements. Many...