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  • Blur of the Otherworldly presents 25 contemporary artists whose work employs modern communication technologies (photography, film, video, radio, internet, computers) to explore culturally inbred questions / superstitions concerning parallel worlds
  • The MSCRI, Modular Solution for Corridor Reactive Installations is an sketch for a set of solutions to create installations which use real time video as the main input source.
  • Hauser, Jens. Greenness: Sketching the Limits of a Normative Fetish In The Aesthetics of Necropolitics, edited by Natasha LushetichVol.4. Experiments/On the Political, , 97-118. London: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, 2018.
  • Transporting Skies -
    Transporting SkiesArtist: Susan CollinsComment:
  • CELESTE -
    Celeste embodies the idea of the digital unification of different skies in different locations around the world. Through a beacon equipped with the necessary material to capture the image of the sky in real time, the system extracts the colours
  • Weibel, Peter. Faster, Medienkunst! Skill! Skill! Ein Interview mit Peter Weibel von Aram Lintzel Texte zur Kunst 32 (1998): 58-69.
  • The Tele-Actor -
    We are studying network-based systems that allow groups of users to "explore" live remote environments such as a rainforest, biotechnology lab, political rally, or rock concert. The "Tele-Actor" is a skilled human with cameras and microphones
  • CityCluster Project -
    CityCluster is a virtual-reality networking matrix with original technological features, navigation and interactivity, graphic and content style. A creative virtual networking terrain with ingenious tools, where visitors, with their own creativity
  • Albuquerque, Beatriz. Video-games + Interaction = Skills Development In The Growth of Art Anthology, edited by Nisha PatelNew York: Teachers College, Columbia University, 2015.
  • Super Cilia Skin -
    Super Cilia Skin is a multi-modal interactive interface, conceived as a computationally enhanced membrane coupling tactile-kinesthetic input with tactile and visual output. An array of individual actuators (cilia) use changes in orientation to