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  • Dinka Pignon
    Dinka Pignon is an interdisciplinary media artist working with spatial video installation and performance art. Her experimental practice is characterized by a strong affinity for the phenomenal, liminal, conceptual and minimal. Her work is situated
  • Tamiko Thiel
    Tamiko Thiel is a media artist interested in the interplay of place, space, the body and cultural memory. She has done pioneering work in developing the dramatic and poetic capabilities of various forms of virtual and augmented reality as media for
  • Traversing the Wilderness of Body
    Lyall, Marta. Traversing the Wilderness of Body In Shifting Ground: Transformed Views of the American Landscape, edited by Rhonda Lane HowardWashington DC: Henry Art Gallery and University of Washington, 2000.
  • Chiara Passa
    Chiara Passa, visual artist (Rome 1973) working in media art since 1997. I am graduated (M.F.A.) from the Fine Arts Academy of Rome; Master in audio-visual media at the Faculty of Modern Literature. Lived around for several years. Now I am living
  • Catherine Richards
    Catherine Richards is a visual artist and professor working in old and new media. She uses installations and participatory strategies to reflect on the idea of technological impact in the body and often uses transparency and electricity as an
  • Clip, Klapp, Bum. Von der visuellen Musik zum Musikvideo
    Bódy, Veruschka and Peter Weibel. Clip, Klapp, Bum. Von der visuellen Musik zum Musikvideo. Köln: DuMont, 1991.
  • The Dis-Embodied Re-Embodied Body
    Shaw, Jeffrey. The Dis-Embodied Re-Embodied Body In New Ideas in Science and Art, Final Acts of the Prague Conference 19-23.11.1996, edited by Council of Europe, 50-56. : 1997.
  • The Body/ Le Corps. Zeitgenössische Kunst aus Kanada
    Herzog, Hans-Michael, ed. The Body/ Le Corps. Zeitgenössische Kunst aus Kanada. Zürich: Kilchberg, 1994.
  • Virtually Female: Body and Code
    Morse, Margaret. Virtually Female: Body and Code In Processed Lives: Gender and Technology in Everyday Life, edited by Jennifer Terry and Melodie CalvertNew York: Routledge Champman and Hall, 1997.
  • Project ICC: Telematic Art and the Cartesian Body - A conversation between Paul Sermon, Andrea Zapp and Itoh Toshiharu
    Sermon, Paul and Andrea Zapp and Itoh Toshiharu. Project ICC: Telematic Art and the Cartesian Body - A conversation between Paul Sermon, Andrea Zapp and Itoh Toshiharu Intercommunication 16 (1996): 46-51.
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