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... to 3 old IBM Dos computers, their screens displaying the changes of electrical energy of the metals as screen traces over seconds, minutes, hours and days, weeks and years. (source: www.mimetics.com)

... PLAN-it! was developed by fuchs-eckermann and Herbert Lachmayer to set-up a multisensory environment for a sector of Zaha Hadid's Mind Zone. The "Suspended Cube" [image above left] was the location to house the projections and...

... faces were created in the virtual space of the screen as the performance progressed. It took approximately eight seconds to form each image on the screen. Participants in one location transmitted an image as soon as they received an image from...

... or whether the site of haunting is creating the frequency. Time becomes intrinsic to the work as the previous 76,800 seconds (just under a day) are displayed pixel by pixel within a continuously updating timelapse film, caught in a single frame....

... on top of the person's color image is the text "Now it's YOUR turn. Your movement will be recorded for 3 seconds". A ten second count-down begins: " Recording in -- Seconds ".After ten seconds the word "RECORDING" appears on the...

... and every shading you can think of in between. The quality of light and colour of the framed pictures changes every ten seconds. In the ternetbased work remote impressionist art on the one hand the variability of the matter light in a digital...

... The areas can be experienced just by strolling through them. Each projection consists of one video loop lasting between 90 seconds and six minutes. In these projections, weather and global energy balance phenomena are set to the sounds of social events...

... which runs over the XY axis on a grid of 24 hours (horizontal) and 60 minutes (vertical) and features a moving vertical second line, (3) a series of 12 signs/markers which randomly float across the screen and react to the passing of seconds and the...

... square floor-projected interface that visitors walk over. The computer generated interface displays days, hours, minutes and seconds grids over which four animated pictograms representing these time elements travel. Each pictogram moves at a specific speed,...

... your face before the warping is performed. The mirror acts like a true mirror, with the warped image updating 30 times a second with a full video resolution of 640x480 pixels. In the past this was possible only with a very expensive computer such as...