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  • ... mobile elements (agents) and form a self-organizing system by means of simple artificial life rules comparable to a simple cultural community. A visitor who is equipped with a tracking sensor can interactively explore the system in a phyiscal walk-in room...
  • Time and Time again -
    ... It explores the complex relationships between our increasingly interlinked bodies and machines, and the resulting techno-cultural identity. The installation places museum visitors and internet viewers in a complex web of engineered interdependencies...
  • ... of Memories" is the latest installation work in a series begun in the early 1990's dealing with the topics of archive, cultural identities, audience contribution and technological processing of information. Two works that closely relate to this current...
  • ... performance installations that appreciate visceral networks of data fauna and flora fiction. Nancy seeks to raise awareness of cultural practices that increasingly rely on “Big Tech” infrastructure, compelling the public to consume their products to...
  • bubbles -
    ... %as% bodies: The concrete body outlines on the screen become a means of interaction. It's the body's shadow - a cultural icon in its own right - which is being used as an analog 'interfacing device' to interact with a completely...
  • ... appropriate actions at the remote site. Such a Networked NB's will help the mutual understanding, absorption of cultural gap asa well as international cultural exchange very much. The first result has been demonstrated in 1995, by connecting two...
  • the leap -
    ... music to the play and The Norwegian mountain wilds. In the installation these functions as condensed symbols of our cultural heritage. The Leap is an interactive, multi-medial installation which uses true-time media in order to artistically...
  • ... in sonic arts. In 2006, she graduated in Art History (University of Barcelona). Consequently, studies at Master in Cultural Practices and New Media Art (University Ramon Llull). In 2009, establishes in London where attends the Curating course...
  • ...My artwork is critical of social, political, and cultural issues. My work often refers to European history and especially the present. For the last few years, I have been working on my works in the Visual Mathematical form. I process every idea both visually and...
  • ... and local businesses. The volunteer provides language interpretation assistance for the immigrant and also helps address cultural and privacy issues that ordinarily obstruct access to social services. Speakeasy relies on the ubiquity of mobile telephones...