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... terrain, idealism and design from four young women's points of view. It uses Macro-Mind Director's lingo to access sections of a twelve minute 3D animation on a Sony laserdisc player. The menus are laid out like pages from a photo album and by...

... the deeper one mines, the more layered the date, the less time there is to mine through the data. One has a total of 333 seconds to mine this databody and receives only fragments of words, images and sounds. (Victoria Vesna)

... experiments on the bills by registering with an email address. After receiving a password, the user was assigned a random sector on either bill A or B along with a magnified view of that sector: Users were then invited to choose an experiment to...

... Miss Natalija A. She tells him that her mind and body are being manipulated by a mysterious electrical apparatus operated secretly by physicans in Berlin.

... the window display's location between Orient and Occident. Paul Virilio describes the ubiqitous monitoring security camera systems in the urban landspace as one of "giving presence". The out-of-focus image in the installation responds to...

... enters into the motion sensing camera's field of vision. The image becomes more focused as people move closer to the security turnstiles. Continued non-moving presence under the camera's view causes the screen to become increasingly covered with...

... exists in real space, visitors interact with a virtual organic projected onto a screen via a special interface box. The second access point uses the world wide web as its user interface. In both systems, users evolve a three-dimensional organic...

... the murder of a child. There are three environments. The first (the dream) is based on a Piranesi prison drawing, the second is a human ribcage that functions as the transport plane which brings the Coroner to the city . In this second environment...

... piece which was aired on numerous National Public Radio stations as part of the 1991 New American Radio Series . Mesmer, Secrets of the Human Frame" was conceived at the intersection of the birth of psychoanalysis, the origins of cinema and the...

... the potential to trigger related segments of an audio/visual text by Seaman. The work also incorporates a "Recombinant" section enabling the user to re-order Seaman's video, generate a new soundtrack by choosing from 144 different musical sections...