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... invent interactive works through a singular process of hybridizations between natural elements and technology. They create symbolic and sensorial relationships between the body and the environment natural or social. These wood sculptures offer a sensory and...

... new form of public space - that of global computer networks. ... A modern version of a stoa, it provides a simulated, highly symbolic information space for discourse on the ethical and social implications of new media technology." BREAKTHROUGHS IN VR...

... And the deathly pounding of the sound track becomes the chronological and rhythmical pulse of the installation. In the symbolic surroundings of Sylvia Eckermann's work, the search for an El Dorado – the leitmotif in Jodorowsky's film – may have played...

... directly with the artwork using their smartphones. This appropriation of an electronic TAG by the artist has a strong symbolic value, but also a social dimension. It's a new language that is fast becoming commonplace. The composition functions as a...

...The animation Global Vulva connects female figures and vulva symbols from different times, countries and cultures, while they morph into each other - the cultural meaning of the female genital becomes visible again. You'll see paleolithic engravings, the Greek goddess...

... theatre. These performances were richly staged and costumed tableaux, whose material actions unfolded as a series of symbolic acts that hybridized the sublime and the prosaic, the fundamental and the momentary, in a stylized and visually...

... a city is not a well-known one. Should people be seen as bricks of this edification? NeORIZON makes this process visible in a symbolic form. The city seems to be invaded by the “IDWorms”. The IDWorms, are crawling on the ground on Century avenue,...

... Industrial, Gijón This work is part of a series of installations and sculptures that deconstruct the fundamentals of symbolic processes. The autonomous apparatus incorporates an analogue and a digital part that try to adapt to each other, but it is not...

... underground postal network in Thomas Pynchon's novel Crying of Lot 49." - Florian Cramer "It may seem to be a piece of symbolic 'writing' without any audience other than the interpretive processes within a computer that will interpret and execute its...