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... followed by one of the world's first artistic VR installations, Home of the Brain (1989), which took the visitor inside the virtual New National Gallery. Both works illustrate the idea of a continuous virtual landscape of information that strives for a...

... 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...

... two controlling handles, and a pair of loudspeakers. Looking through the opening in the column, the spectator sees a large virtual image projected into the museum space - this image is overlaid on his view of the real environment. By pushing the handles,...

... deconstructs and manipulates the constituent pixels of the original images and then anamorphically reconfigures them in a virtual three-dimensional space. This digital tromp l'oeil characterises the awesome contemporary view down from space which...

... viewer walks along a path marked by blue lights towards a large video monitor. In so doing he passes through a row of six virtual video monitors whose screens display the same sequence of images as the original work.

... Musique Non Stop. This work involved the development of state-of-the-art facial animation software in order to bring the virtual mannequins to life. This work is acknowledged for its unique aesthetic from both fine art institutions and popular...

... extension of the viewer/participant's hand. Touching the screen encourages the sprouting of phantom limbs that become virtual connections between the viewer and the image.A surveillance camera was programmed to be switched "on" when a cameraman's...