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... growing and stretching in space. This can be experienced in the sound. The sculpture composes itself. The following passive dream phase makes up one third of the cycle. The object dissolves and falls apart while the tension slowly fades. One cycle lasts...

... literature and drama. The story of Du Liniang, the 16 year old daughter of a prominent official, who falls in love in a dream with a young scholar named Liu Mengmai, the play is famous Jin Xing's production of the play re-imagines it between the...

... time levels (before, during and after the Wall) and perspectives in a single image to create an effect like a sequence of a dream. The transparency of parts of the Wall or of border soldiers refer to the later disintegration of the East German state. The...

... 1979 Iranian Hostage Crisis form the basis for a surreal and poetic work contrasting immigrant attempts to achieve the American Dream with the demonization of entire groups as the “face of the enemy.” Beyond Manzanar uses the unique spacial characteristics of...

... around a thematic metaphor evoking the qualia of the natural world. The work creates a rich and elaborate visual space - a dream of strange and numinous creatures that have been evolved through a complex process of rule-based selection. These spaces are...

... universe; shaped entirely by the child's movements, it is independent of the viewer who stands outside it and sees the dream of another.

... distant future, if an elevator could be self-aware, what would it be like? What might an elevator think about, what might it dream about, what might it sing about. Hidden within the translucent ceiling panels of an elevator are installed four...

... in the same physical package. The form of the machine was to express both its function and the passions of its creators: the dream of producing a "Machina Sapiens," a new genus of living, thinking machines.