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... the viewing glasses give direction. Five creatures live in the virtual world of sense:less. The creatures have human voices, alien bodies and distinct personalities. They are based on real people and personal experience, and each has a story they...

... When visitors position their umbrellas under the streams, the umbrellas become loudspeakers, revealing music, noises, voices and rhythms.

... hill. The layered, binaural soundtrack is heard through headphones, a device intended to mimic the sensation of experiencing voices and sounds resonating in one’s own head. As the couple stumbles and trudges along, the video loops and they never reach the...

... pieces starts to be art only after an active action of the viewer. Through touching the table the viewer activates different voices coming out of the table. (source: http://www.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/kgi/projekte/rezensio/talkshow/2/talk2.htm )

...Digital video 5 mins 36 secs colour, stereo sound by Hans Peter Kuhn Inspired by the poem of the same name, Voices is a visual evocation of Paul Celan's poem of Jewish experience within a concentration camp. Voices from the nettleway Come to us on your...

... the subject, Beatrice; the discourse on love and faith; a fascination with death and mortality; the plurality of authorial voices employed; the use of bodily organs and architecture as metaphors for the human condition and social processes; the radical...

... strong yet vulnerable, impressionable, with nothing to protect her but her skin, a 'suit of armour' against the voices that surround her, echoing words that influence her developing sense of identity. Manipulating the computer mouse, the...

... of contents as well as both artistic and practical applications of the idea: bottles as containers for bits. The character voices were played by Kristin Hall, John Underkoffler and Jofish Kaye. We would also like to thank Nyssim Lefford for sound...

... it progresses is also affected by the complexity of the incoming numbers through the main patch. The timbres are singing voices, and they provide an accompaniament to an obbligato cello line which follows the evolving harmonies. Fruit Fly Fandango ...

... The viewer moves closer to the piece and listens more closely. Surprised, the viewer realizes that the sounds are human voices coming live from another location. Ceasing to contemplate the object, the viewer now engages the other viewer co-present in a...