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  • Tell Me the Truth -
    ... Another important move was to paste David’s image into the right corner of the second photograph at once interrupting its space while simultaneously cohering the psychologic structure of the piece. These two disparate domains are then perceptually bridged...
  • The Library -
    ... were strategically placed throughout the Library for the online viewer to discover as they navigated throughout the space using a VRML-enabled browser. In mid 2000, I took up the position of Visiting Artist at the School of Communication Arts,...
  • ... the same time, Uršula studies in her installations the behaviour, response and perception of the viewers in the exhibition space and encourages associative games with the help of the organic shapes produced by reflections of light through the compositions...
  • ... of the digitally expanded cinema. The technologies of virtual environments point to a cinema that is an immersive narrative space wherein the interactive viewer assumes the role of both cameraperson and editor. And the technologies of computer games and the...
  • ... in a very public way the rewards of acknowledging, cultivating, and acculturating multimedia, telecollaborative, virtual space. The six months prior to the installation of any technology in the participating communities were dedicated to community...
  • The Quarxs -
    ... to the immutable laws of Nature. They have evolved into highly unusual forms because of their unique relationship with time, space and matter. To find out the true nature behind the Quarxs' behaviour, a close study involving observation and experiments has...
  • ... society such as how is “Living in Mixed Realities” and they designed future models of networked knowledge and communication spaces. The aim was to present artistic approaches to media technology, to promote media-theoretical and practical skills in art, culture...
  • .. making visible that which is not before our eyes, that which is not directly evident nor exposed to the view ..
  • ... Tunnel can be a transient method for the creation of a cross-boundary, cross-cultural, cross-social and cross-political space for dialogue. Yet, tunnels are no shortcuts. The process of carving, and digging through complex and abundant information and...
  • ... that makes access to the information meaningful: a house as a conceptual society model and an apartment as a private space. This reference transforms the objects and stories in the project into the metaphors and reminds us of the art cultural...