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EMOTIONS IN SPACE
2014
... time mixing of the different expressions
create
s a collective chorus. Listening to the...
BRAIN FACTORY PROTOTYPE
2016
... in the very action of this thought that
create
s “art together”.
FishFace
1997
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1998
... integration of the display and sensing
create
s the illusion that the user is interacting...
Morphovision
2006
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2006
... with a touch panel. One of these patterns
create
s a deformed object just like in animation....
Digital Mudra
1987
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1987
... interpreted by the Kathakali dancer who
create
s a physical and emotional phenomenon. The...
SUSPENSIONS
2019
...video 7.03 The video
create
s an entry into fictional reality, where objects are transformed into...
OBSERVATORY: CARBON NANOTUBES
2016
... through a microscope. A hub of tubes
create
s a nano-topographic simulation, whose...
ATTRACTIONS
2005
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2010
... creation. With usual material the artist
create
s lifelike landscapes, which serve as new...
T-wo.gen
2004
... The physical distribution of the text
create
s a new form of negotiation for people who...
Splice
2017
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2017
... memorial. In such a way, Olga Kisseleva
create
s a link between the past, the present and...
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