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... computer provides a new way of saying that images are fluid, unfixed, and fragmentary. Its images consist not of physical data, grains of silver or pen strokes, but of digitized codes representing states of electrical current. The malleability of...

... It is a highly topical issue in the age of image manipulation and fake news. The content addresses the consequences of big data and algorithms.

... and graphic icons seem to float for a brief moment in front of the wall and in the space. The terms and imagery originate from a data pool comprising thousands of entries on the topics “humans” and “energy”.

...facade presents the emotional real time state of the city of Trondheim is by using live data, and CCTV images to represent the Nova Building as a living breathing entity. NOVA FAÇADE. CICIOGNON SQUARE, TRONDHEIM This proposal has won the Nova Folkets Hus facade...

...SP3X is a new type of three-dimensional interface for creating, modifying, and navigating volumetric data. It combines the intuitive and improvisational strengths of tangible interfaces with the visualization power of mixed reality. Users can create 3D models by...

...Two dancers/performers interact with an audio-visual environment. Their movement data control cameras, microphones, and architectural projections of 3D representations of each performance venue. Four scenes, made up of choreography and media, play on the theme of the...

...ransforms the internet traffic through KHM' homepage into sounds and images. The installation provides a spectacular experience of data traffic: a direct, real-time visualisation of the code being executed on the transmediale server. The code is displayed in waves...

... infinite microcosmic system. In Babel viewers logged onto the site are confronted with a 3D visualisation of an abstract data space mapped as arrays and grids of Dewey Decimal numbers. As they move the mouse around the screen they are able to navigate...

... improvised to a range of visual scores rather than notated ones. The sound/music created was then translated into visual data by live spectrograms.