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  • cyberSM -
    ... participants choose their own visual appearance from a large databank of digitized human bodies. Once chosen, the participents send...
  • ... interaction with audience. Noor: A Brain Opera connected five databanks to five screens that were primarily triggered by four...
  • ... monument would allow the user to explore an audiovisual database concerning these 200 revolutions via three interconnected...
  • ... random selection of descriptor words from the library's database of book titles. On the spiral display hanging above, these...
  • ... urban textual landscape as the original Legible City, this database now takes on a new meaning. The texts are no longer the...
  • Equivalents II -
    ... phrase that match those stored in the program's database. The database contains words from the following sources: J.G...
  • A Sense of Place -
    ... are animated. Depending on the particular make-up of the database, (which objects the audience has invested time in front of),...
  • ... scanning and describing them. This information was stored in a database and organized by an algorithm that positioned objects of...
  • Chance Encounters -
    ... text segments that are programmed in random sequence by a database. The project takes as its starting point the often heard...
  • Time Capsule -
    ... work in which the site itself is both my body and a remote database, a simulcast on TV and the Web, and interactive webscanning...