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  • Holmgren, Douglas and Warren Robinett. Scanned Laser Displays for Virtual Reality: A Feasibility Study Presence 2, no. 3 (Summer 1993).
  • Ruth Schnell, lecture: "Body Scanned Architecture - Perception in Movement"
  • Things Spoken -
    Most people collect objects during their lives. These can be gifts, souvenirs, momentos, personal artifacts, found things, etc. Their significance for their 'collectors' are usually contextual and personal. This CD-ROM presents a
  • Passion5 -
    The intervention of Knowbotic Research includes several, sometimes contradictory levels. On the one hand, it reflects political culture in the early 21st Century, pointing to its limits. mutate to a worker moving recorded chants to mere sound that
  • Functional Portraits -
    "Artists have been trying to represent in portraits not only the physical appearance of the subject, but also characteristics of the personality, by using the pose, elements in the composition, and even the choice of technique. Science has developed
  • Andreas Zingerle is a media artist, designer, lecturer and researcher from Austria. He received his PhD from the University of Art and Design Linz (Austria) researching topics such as Internet crime, fraud and scam, vigilante counter-movements and
  • Kronman, Linda and Andreas Zingerle. ‘EVIL WEB BUSINESSES, ROMANCE SCAMS AND PHONE FRAUD. 3 ARTISTIC CASE STUDIES DECONSTRUCTING SCAMMERS ONLINE IDENTITIES (2017).
  • On occasion of the tenth parabolic flight campaign of the DLR (German Aerospace Center), Agnes Meyer-Brandis is venturing an expedition into 8500m altitude, in order to research the activities of aerosols under the condition of zero-gravity (Sept.
  • The "Tropospheric Laboratory" allows insights into cloud cores and other matter of the apogee. The installation narrates the synthesis of clouds and shows varying conditions and combinations of art and science in the absence of weight. The
  • The media art installation Multiverse by Paul Thomas and Kevin Raxworthy is based on research developed from Richard Feynman’s 1979 video lectures where his presentation of diagrams on the blackboard visualises the probability of photons reflecting