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... (the original place where the buck-riding took place). An interactive "poetry-generator" projects recombined sentences and sections of the text. The combination of the words are generated by the riding of the buck. An interactive sound installation with...

... human hand. The device is now aggressive. When the human being holds the slider firmly and withstands the strong pushes, a secret message is revealed. The machine mystery is forced out against the machine's opposition.

... the prey since spiders can only ingest liquids. Silk spinning glands are located at the tip of the abdomen. Spider silk is secreted through the spinnerets as liquid but hardens on air contact. A variety of silk created is to construct egg sacs, snares or...

... micromoments. We repeat Alice’s displacements inside intimate territories. Each installation intends to establish secret connections in a paradoxical hybridization of scientific, religious, aesthetic and artistic issues, or, evoking Couchot`s...

... installed in Hamburg's tube trains. Hacking and the controversies surrounding privacy, the public domain and data security would have been brought closer - metaphorically and literally - to some 800,000 passengers a week. It foresaw the...

... visitors "win" one of the NGOs or artists as a target (mind of concern), and can trigger network scans which investigate the security conditions on the target,s Internet server. These scans sense whether the targeted server is secure or open to hacker...

... and offers interface to interfere into their logics. While minds of concern :: breaking news was intervening into the security politics of a networked culture, naked bandit/here, not here/white sovereign focuses on the mechanisms of detainment of...

... an economically influenced view. A colour-coded bar chart, illustrated as an abstract cityscape, distinguishes different sections by colour and is documented online. Newspaper writers report most often on business (purple), often on politics (turquoise),...

... an updated version of the Orpheus and Eurydice myth. These characters form a proverbial "Eternal Triangle". Each screen section carries an image of the individual protagonist in situ (for example in their home, on a train, in the street). The poems are...

... content generated by the audience is presented in real time on a 3 x 4 meters screen, displaying nine submissions every 10 seconds. Non-filtered, egoscopio 2.0 results in an anarchic movement of global electronic graffiti and disturbing webjaying.