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... work a particular transparency and immateriality compared with the later work that used building-sized flat, shaded, three-dimensional fonts. Of relevance to the understanding of the technologies that enabled this artwork is the fact that in 1988...

... Each person can choose any character from one of these alphabets. This then appears on the stereographic screen as a three-dimensional character-object, which the user can freely rotate and move about using the 3-D mouse. The screen image is a shared...

... was to devise a heterogeneous electronic landscape as a virtual environment into which a diverse range of two- and three-dimensional information spaces could be integrated and linked. It sought to create a connective—as distinct from...

... poet A??k Veysel, into this virtual world. The words leave traces of the visitor’s movements, making them into a three-dimensional poem. This visual landscape of scenes and events is conjoined with musical compositions selected specially from the archive...

... to represent information but using photography. Additionally, to read the images in an appropriate fashion the OPENGL three-dimensional space offers us tools to see using zoom-in and zoom-out. The old techniques of chiaroscuro were also a useful tool to...

... a tool for computer-based perception of reality (augmented reality) the artists place another digital layer over the two-dimensional picture of the real exhibitional space and point once again to the complexity of vision: The image is a virtual sculpture,...

... pastels with prominent color accents, the intense yet real-time graphic representations of data progress through multiple dimensions. From 2D progressions of patterns derived from digital glitches and software codes, the images morph into dramatic,...

... Brain Factory project. In both, exhibition visitors (aka Brain workers) give – straight from their brain waves – a three-dimensional shape to abstract concepts, like FREEDOM, PEACE, MONEY, LOVE, POWER. In VoV, the resulting shapes are brought into the context...

... Brain Factory project. In both, exhibition visitors (aka Brain workers) give – straight from their brain waves – a three- dimensional shape to abstract concepts, like FREEDOM, PEACE, MONEY, LOVE, POWER. ISEA, International Symposium on Electronic Arts is the...

... Brain Factory project. In both, exhibition visitors (aka Brain workers) give – straight from their brain waves – a three-dimensional shape to abstract concepts, like FREEDOM, PEACE, MONEY, LOVE, POWER. In VoV, the resulting shapes are brought into the context...