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  • ADA_ArtistInterview_VictorAcevedo.pdf
    ... in addition to mypersonal notes and quotations. The text is completed with transcriptions from previously unpublishedwritings and...
  • ADA_Feature_Fleischmann_Strauss.pdf
    ... Brain:“one of the earliest memory spaces that represented a completely new form of publicspace - that of global computer networks....
  • ADA_Feature_Diana_Domingues.pdf
    ... and used the flux of electrical waves to visualize the cardiacsound traces inside the art space.In another work, where... at the Art et Technologies de l`Image in Paris, where she also completedher PostDoc research.Diana Domingues is still director,...
  • PEY-CHWEN_INTERVIEW_160822.pdf
    ... viewer to paint their own butterfly patterns.After the viewer completed a creation, they would see the butterfly image they painted...
  • ADA_Feature_Sommerer_Mignonneau_author_Zamora.pdf
    ... on alarge background projection. As we can imagine, it was a completely new way to approachnot only nature, but also technology –...
  • ADA_KONDITION_PLURIEL_FEATURE_270224.pdf
    ... is also based on the movement of visitors, who perceive completely different thingsas they approach or move away from the...
  • Telematic Vision -
    ... on both sides of each sofa. The theater of the spectacle is complete. The viewers in both locations assume the function of the...
  • Wind and Rain -
    ...A room was densely and completely filled with confetti that was being vigorously blown about by big fans. At one point a live elephant was...
  • Smokescreen -
    ... created a thick smoke-screen behind which the building completely disappeared for a while. Portions of this smoke-screen were...
  • Scottish Sorrow
    ...A city counsil street light repair vehicle was completely covered in tartan printed plastic. It drove nightly through Edinburgh broadcasting...
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