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... puppet, tree, flower or house are hand-drawn, scanned in and used as texture-maps on 2D polygonal forms positioned in the 3D space. At first the scenes are lightened just with one light source, but as the story goes on, more and more puppets have their own...

... us to ponder the nature of language while the larger colored forms may be savored as cyberflowers floating in unbounded space." RV, Minneapolis 2006.

... us to ponder the nature of language while the larger colored forms may be savored as cyberflowers floating in unbounded space." RV, Minneapolis 2006.

... us to ponder the nature of language while the larger colored forms may be savored as cyberflowers floating in unbounded space." RV, Minneapolis 2006.

... environment examining Our relationship with narrative and dataflow invisibly coursing through our environment all the time space where all manner of wireless transmission augments our Spheres of Influence while both mapping and describing Us. Gallery...

... The formal structure of the Media Flow installation is reminiscent of Aby Warburg's art historical concept of a thinking space - his Mnemosyne Picture Atlas. In the 1920s, he developed his "Denkraum," a collection of photographs, documents, and texts...

... With the HyperDance, the work expands into three dimensions. In the HyperDance, the viewer can freely move from one virtual space to another, and has a possibility to combine the choreographic and audiovisual elements interactively. (Marikki Hakola)

... rejected not only by the clean room, but also by the artwork itself which could operate on its own. The visitor to this space became part of the clean room system, an experience that asked the viewer to question their new role as a contaminating body. ...

... were slowly scanned over another face (previously sent by the Chicago group). Successive 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....

... del Sol Madrid, Times Square New York, Shibuya Tokyo and other sites dense with advertisements as potential exhibition space. An instrument of conversion and reclamation, The Artvertiser situates the 'read-only', proprietary imagery of our public...