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  • Flies in the Sky Augmented Reality installation ©2017, Laurent Mignonneau and Christa Sommerer "Flies in the Sky" is an immersive augmented reality environment we developed for the Tsukuba University Empowerment Studio as guest researchers. The
  • A tropical garden in Singapore - not as it exists in a photorealistic representation but in our vision and in our memory: The Yunnan garden on NTU campus is currently undergoing redevelopment. Its design was inspired by Chinese Garden architecture
  • Spring up II – Coexistence serves as an evolutionary product of the sound-sensitive installation of Spring up – it is a replication of its DNA. This continuation of life is just like cell division, the fundamental process of organism growth and
  • Birds in the Hat (1968), presents an iconic example of an early plotter drawing, a printing technique that allowed for an ink pen to be guided by digital input. Executed using an IBM 7094 computer and a drum plotter, this work mathematically
  • Kluszczyński, Ryszard W.. (Audio)Visual Labyrinths: Non-Linear Discourses in Linear Media In Catalogue of the 43rd International Short Film Festival, edited by Birgit Konopatzki and Ilona Traub and Andreas Krönung, 138-144. Oberhausen: 1997.
  • Rieger, Birgit. Auf eigenen Füssen Die Zeit , no. 07 (February 2018).
  • Flachbart, Georg and Peter Weibel. Dissappearing Architecture - From Real to Quantum. ISBN-10:3-7643-7275-3, : Birkhäuser/ZKM, 2005.
  • Birkhoff, Georg David. A Mathematical Theory of Aesthetics and its application to Poetry and Music The Rice Institute Pamphlet 19, no. 3 (July 1932).
  • Allen, Rebecca and Eitan Mendelowitz. Coexistence In CAST01 // Living in Mixed Realities, edited by Monika Fleischmann and Wolfgang StraussSchloss Birlinghove: German Federal Ministry of Education and Research, 2001.
  • BIRLINGHOVEN CASTLE AI: IMAGE SYNTHESIS WITH CONNECTION MACHINE CM-5 In the early 1990s, AI image generation was an exciting field. At the GMD - National Research Center for Information Technology, we used the Thinking Machines’ CM-5, a parallel