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... white LED light are suspended from a square grid of steel poles and cabling. They form a luminous white carpet across the Park's central Oval Lawn. The orbs are opportunistic, gently swaying with the wind currents from their positions of two-feet above...

... a new form of film-viewing experience by using the place and movement of the viewer to reveal the story. By exploring a park, a neighborhood, or even a city or country, GPSFilm continually ‘reads’ the location of the viewer and plays scenes that are...

... and the East Berlin district Mitte, stretches from the former border crossing at Heinrich-Heine-Strasse to the Engelbecken Park. We researched the historical, sociological and urban conditions, and interviewed people who lived in our project area during...

... by participants' voices and GPS locations, illuminating the night sky from Philadelphia's historic Benjamin Franklin Parkway. The project was presented in conjunction with the 2012 Philadelphia Live Arts Festival and the 2012 DesignPhiladelphia...

... not have a pre-recorded, linear structure to follow, like the technically similar installations at the different amusement parks. It is also not a computer game: it does not have any goal to reach. (For example an airport to land or an enemy to destroy.)...

... reduced. Many people also suddenly realized the importance of nature for our physical and mental health; short walks in parks or nearby urban forests became essential for keeping sane in times of lock down and quarantine. The interactive media facade...

... over a period of 9 months in 2003/04. It assimilates and reflects the experience with patients fallen ill with Alzheimer's or Parkinson's diseases, showing the fragility and fluidity of memory from a subjective point of view. „It was not the erasure that...