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... a simulation based on the series of proposed values. When the production will start (June 5, 2019, 5:30 pm Seoul time), the data generating the transactional poetry will come from the effective transaction, therefore, they will reflect on the reality of...

... representation of the Bosnian crisis during the 1993-1994 period based on material culled from the archives of the Oakland Data Center. In its dormant stage, the program features an image going in and out of focus with breathing sounds. The program is...

... emerges. As one pushes the shape, it activates sounds that are derived from molecular measurements and texts that are from a database consisting of quotes from the writings of Gimzewski, Vesna, newspaper headlines, academic papers, corporate sales and...

... This guarantees that the content of the clocks is always fresh and thought-provoking. The statistics come from government data, Harper’s Magazine, financial institutions, NGOs, academic studies and other trusted sources. Some of the data streams will be...

...Time in Internet era is a flux of data, instead hands of a clock or sand in a hourglass, beat time is given by the number of informations that we receive and broadcast. Here’s how the characteristic red bar of YouTube becomes a piece of a “digital hourglass” that beats...

... gap between the internal and external sounds of the body. Mikami"s work fragments the body and its perceptual apparatus into data, employing them as interfaces and thus folding the body"s horizon back onto itself. The project externalizes the body"s...

... images. The information contained in them becomes obsolete as their only function left is to feed the graphic animation with data we can no longer understand. Napier's work addresses questions of our Information Age by transforming textual and visual...

... physical interface, 2001. Any physical scale habitable by the human body is also "inhabited" by massive levels of sensory data, equivalent to perhaps millions of analog-to-digital inputs a second. My response to learning about "physical computing" , was...