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  • Perhaps -
    This is the first poem written specifically for Internet 2. The poem is a world with 24 avatars, each a different word. Each reader, in order to read the poem, must establish his or her own presence in this textworld through a verbal avatar. As
  • Reframing Consciousness
    Ascott, Roy, ed. Reframing Consciousness. Plymbridge: Intellect Books, 1999.
  • Syncronicity - The Circus of Everyday Life -
    Syncronicity 2008 This work developed out of my research fellowship at goldsmiths college.This is a live visualisation of a hand drawn city. Dozens of hand drawings are being walk on by small robots. The real space made as a visualisation. A
  • On Location: Kayla Parker
    Presentation of digital film as largescale projection with amplified stereo sound from DCP on continuous loop in the cinema, for seated audience; for Plymouth Arts Centre's exhibition programme of artist's moving image (premiere, 10 to 19 January
  • Book of Shadows -
    CD-ROM with book version published by Ellipsis, London copyright 1994 exhibited at Portsmouth Arts Centre, Portsmouth, UK, 1998 Surfing, Contemporary Art Centre, Plymouth, UK 1997 European Media Art Festival, Osnabruck, Germany, 1997 On
  • Stanza -
    Event: StanzaInstitution: Plymouth Arts CentreComment:
  • The Undivided Mind -
    Title of paper and presentation: Fields of Networked Mind: Ritual Consciousness and the Factor of Communitas in Networked Rites of Compassion
  • Charlotte
    Char Davies is internationally recognized for pioneering artworks using the technologies of virtual reality. Originally a painter, she transitioned to digital media in the late-80s, becoming a founding director of the 3-D software company Softimage.
  • Andrea Polli
    Andrea Polli is an artist working at the intersection of art, science and technology whose practice includes media installation, public interventions, curating and directing art and community projects and writing. She has been creating media and
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