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... various distortions. The resulting distorted files became the models for four sculptures cast in solid bone. As experience testifies, Lazzarini’s work functions by catalyzing a perspectival crisis, confronting the people as it does with what would seem to...

... by customizing their own pages with texts, images and videos. Members of the community can also exchange ideas, post testimonials and plan social gatherings through the communication services provided by the platform. On the project's website page,...

..."Sacred Code" is a rumination on three holy texts:The Old Testament, The New Testament and the Koran, as seen through a digital lens. In this new artwork, Napier has created algorithms that read these three books bit by bit, literally reading the text as a stream...

... workbench in which simple architectural models cast accurate shadows, pedestrian-level wind patterns can be observed and tested for different arrangements of buildings, inter-structure distances are automatically calculated and displayed around the...

... several world cities culminating in a web-site archive including 55 three-minute video clips (selected from 130) presenting oral testimonies in three languages: English, French and Spanish. Visual anthropologist Flavia Caviezel comments: “Badani’s project holds...

... marking cells. Could this enchanting and audacious combination of robotics with different transgenic animal species be a testimony to how blind and unrelenting eugenics is in its search for a new, more resistant, more productive or more universal animal...

... of the display contrasts with the secret gesture of the thief to which these objects stolen from the shelves serve as testimony. Via these objects, the artist analyzes an impulsive logic, one that uncovers some sometimes unavowed desires, as opposed...

... In Germany, there have been collaborations with BASF on molecular design and with Mercedes on virtual wind tunnel testing of car designs. The artists had the idea that there was money to be made with the Responsive Workbench. But the end result...