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  • Radius
    ... display turns the piece into a tangible part of the architecture of the space. The...
  • CHAMBERS - video
    "CHAMBERS" is Stenger's second movie in the Virtual Reality TRILOGY, programmed in web-based VRML, it was also conceived for immersion. Narrative, recurrence, timelessness, all 3 aspects of time are at play, in this emotional progression through
  • Amplitude
    AMPLITUDE Commissioned by Design Miami for the Fendi flagship store / Rome 2010 Conceived as further experimental research into the principles of the Radius installation, Amplitue concentrates once more on the direct and physical relationship
  • DYNASTY - video
    "DYNASTY" is Stenger's third Virtual Reality movie, programmed for web-based VRML, but also conceived for immersion. Synopsis: A child again, you encounter ancestors from a remote past, who welcome you to your Dynasty. Together you will reach
  • Mirrors
    ...MIRRORS Commissioned by Artwise Curators for REGUS HQ, Berkeley Square, London / 2009 ‘Mirrors’ in...
  • ETERNAL SHELVES -
    "ETERNAL SHELVES" is Stenger's first Web Based VR work programmed in early VRML 1.0, silent and un-animated. 3D words expressing the most intense emotions in a human history (exile, transe, etc.) are sitting on gray shelves, creating sparks of
  • A revolutionary Poetry Book, programmed in Web Based VRML and conceived for immersion. Texts translated from "Vite de la Banane", available at the New York Public Library, and the urbana Champaign Library of Illinois. Read by the author. The
  • The PERMANENT exhibition of the Arc de Triomphe conceived and directed by Maurice Benayoun and Christophe Girault, architect, is being dismantled to give place to a souvenir shop. To react to this obscene act of institutional vandalism, Maurice
  • Back to Back -
    ...ple, watching Blind Love Ready Made are sitting, earphones on, in front of their show, generated...
  • Stolen Life -
    Two concepts have marked 21st century creation, the metaphysical consequence of which is obvious to everyone, despite their apparent differences. The first is the idea that it is the spectator who creates the picture and the second is that the