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... depicting Anna and Sigmund Freud in 1938, looking out of a train window on the occasion of their emigration. Layerings, blurring...

... Y Straight Forward considers the idea of a counterfactual tour guide, which does not look for the shortest connection between...

... interact with digital cityscapes that appear on an interactive train window. Users sit perpendicular to this screen and as they swipe...

... landscapes passing by through the window of vehicles such as trains, cars and air planes. When looking at a landscape at high...

... controlled by the heartbeat of the public. He takes us on a tour of his show at the Mexican Pavilion.

... story of how a confused exchange of 3 duffle bags on a public train causes a hapless office worker to be running from both the...

... hands twist in slow motion, a figure signals with flags on a train track. Seaman writes that he "explores repetition and change...

... from everyday life. Signs as they can be found in airports, train stations, urban spaces - generally in all places where people of...

... bit from information (Melanie Mitchel, Complexity: A Guided Tour, Oxford University Press, USA; First Edition edition, 2009), in...

... of erasure. The land of war has no borders. Like so many tourists, we are visiting it with camera in hand. Each of us can take...