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... such as the one chosen by Bielicky can be accessed and indeed physically penetrated by spectators, using simple blue-box technology. Other than in a control monitor, they do not see themselves in the pictorial environment. Paradoxically, this results in...

... visualization within the context on an art gallery. The work goes further to investigate a number of issues including how technology affords new ways of working with audiences and curators as participants in artworks. The concept of the exhibition as an...

... between architects and people online. The site features streaming video of architects discussing a cultural paradigm where technology affects aspects of every-day life in new ways. Visitors may share thoughts in two guest-books provided for this purpose....

... retained as slender, but intense strips of light fitted between the zinc panels in a small vertical gap and using a mounting technology that allows the lighting panels to be fitted flush with the zinc tiles, thus creating a series of full-height cracks in...

... can be far apart like the curiosity (“Schaulust” in German) to experience the world, the visualisations of science and technology and the reveries and revelations of one’s innermost thoughts. The eye represents consciousness and insight, providence and...

... – as in the case of the legendary Google algorithm – is as well kept a secret as the Coca Cola recipe. "We've discovered the technology of the future", read an article in the Süddeutsche Zeitung not so long ago. "The right algorithm generates wealth like a gold...

... the web-based and telepresence performances of Ken Goldberg, exploration of the total visual field within the Art and Technology programme in Los Angeles in the 1960s, but also experiments with consciousness, different mental states and the treatment...