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... are able to project their own erotic fantasies onto their experience. Using voice recognition and synthesis technologies sexBot is an absurdly over-engineered intercom system interconnecting two cubicles. Each user's speech is converted to text,...

...Lautriv's body is an interactive sculpture. Both sexes are contained in unique figure, composed by a synthesis of classical forms: the head of Medusa, the ears (serpents) of Medusa, the chest and hand of Discobolo and the abdomen and legs of Venus di Cenere. ...

... texts or they can be used to write sensual impressions on the users bodies. Erotogod is an installation that uses our sexual power (libido) as erotic and sense-manipulative stimulus. The installation uses the complementary parameters sex and religion....

... is based on historical events surrounding the conflicts in Former Yugoslavia, events which placed a spotlight on the sexual dimension of the war. Although passed over in the general coverage of the hostilities, these events involving genocide, rape...

... new status of the corporeal body seen through dance and digitally manipulated imagery. The new bio-engineered body is still sexual, stark, brutal, organic, pounding bloody system with rippling tendons. It is beautiful and repulsive, indulgent, curious...

... build things that we find too difficult or tedious, assist us in our medical care, and are beginning to substitute as our sexual partners. Just as the computer and the automobile have augmented our communication and transportation capabilities, the robot...

... Show is Reality symbolically distorted Le spectacle est un trouble symbolique de la réalité J.-N. Portugal, G-narrative syntax and sexual disorders, 2008 L’état de l’art Nous sommes revenus de ces égarements. Et le GFPI devrait contribuer à redonner à notre...

... portrait ask questions and probes the viewer: “What did you say? Who are you? How do you spell your name? What was your first sexual encounter? I'd like to know you better. Are you in love with anybody? Can you trust me?”

... "The Love Delusion" essay, Dan Jones cites Martie Haselton’s research, which indicates that men typically overestimate the sexual interest conveyed by a woman's smile or laughter. When m en see someone of the opposite sex smile at them they tend to think...