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  • LEIKHEN -
    Inspired by the composite plant of lichen (from Greek: leikhen), which is the result of a hybrid partnership between a fungus and an alga. The installation is therefore a reflection upon the interaction and mutualistic relationship between two
  • SOMEONE -
    SOMEONE imagines a human version of Amazon Alexa, a smart home intelligence for people in their own homes. For a two month period in 2019, four participants’ homes around the United States were installed with custom-designed smart devices, including
  • Palette
    Palette is a series of projected images of a coral as it moves through time on its own accord. It was produced through time-lapse photography at the Marine Biological Laboratory at Woods Hole, Massachusetts. Each time-lapse video is projected onto
  • John F. Simon, Jr. is an artist who uses programming language as an activated extension of written language. His software programs are displayed on the Web and also on wall-mounted LCD screens. His software compositions never repeat. The beautiful
  • Kluszczyński, Ryszard W.. Screens/Images/Worlds_Transformations of Seeing Art Inquiry V (2003): 87-104.
  • Kusahara, Machinko. From Ukiyo-e to Mobile Phone Screens - A Japanese Perspective In Migrating Images, edited by Peter C. Seel and Petra StegmannBerlin: House of World Cultures: 2004.
  • Ryota Kuwakubo "R/V" -
    An affinity between humans and robots. Cute robots are equipped with monitoring screens reflecting participants faces. YCAM opens an exhibition of artist Ryota Kuwabuko's new installation "R/V". In this work, participants who use remote control
  • MEDIA FACADES FESTIVAL EUROPE 2010 will explore the networked possibilities of urban screens and media facades via internet and new technologies on a European level. The format of the MEDIA FACADES FESTIVAL reflects on the increasing presence of
  • WRO 01
    WRO 01: Screens
  • URBAN SCREENS conference at Cornerhouse + media art events in public space Manchester, UK, October 2007