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...A sequence of photographs was taken of people using the central staircase in the Stedelijk Museum. This scene was then virtually re-constructed by projecting these images full-scale onto two contiguous projection screens - one hanging vertically on the wall and the...

... frame cube positioned in the real space of the museum. Further developement of this technology allowed stereo- images to be virtually projected in this way.

... collective statement proclaiming the future implications of Telematic Art: its transformative properties, aesthetic issues, virtualizing forces, historical significance, and potential for generating a new artistic sociopolitical ethic in the broad context...

... theological beliefs of the dualist Cathars. Once a vibrant community in Toulouse, believers in two universal origins were virtually annihilated by the brutal crusades that gave birth to the Inquisition and France. The texts overlap as they are projected...

... the ability to see far outside the tank. I wanted to give this Betta Splendons (Siamese fighting fish) the ability to virtually leave the tank by moving it. The water is heated to the natural comfort level of the fish, a tropical 78-80 degrees...

... the tanks in the direction the fish look to the outside world. I wanted to give these Siamese Fighting fish the ability to virtually leave the tank and meet each other by moving it around. Like many fishes, Siamese fighting fish have excellent sight giving...

... off. Each system is thus reduced to a simplified but powerful binary (on/off) state (which is of course the foundation of virtually all digital computing systems). Each terminal is mounted on a turntable (controlled by a stepper motor), so that each...

... the essential feature of a new cybernetic regime in a cyber-capitalist culture, rather than an attempt to visualize what is virtually impossible to reproduce. Central to this material concretization of the abstract is a predominantly rectangular...

... you pay attention to that pile of trash.'" Along with fellow students Danny Bazo, and Solen Kiratli DiCicco, both 33, he has virtually excavated the land using non-invasive ground-penetrating radar. Custom software that Burbano built himself processes the 3D...