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... of individual particles to model complex phenomena such as an explosion, a snowstorm, a tumultuous head, and a waterfall. Data-parallel computation was used to perform physical simulations on thousands of particles simultaneously, one processor for each...

...Dialogue With The Knowbotic South- strategies on a changing view of nature A dynamic map of a data-land-scape providing a form of interaction with multilocal and multipresent information-fields. Following the example of the manneristic representations of...

... the environment. Nature, as a term, stands out of "moral" or "immoral" classifications. In constructed environments, space data is stronger than agent data.

... can simultaneously watch the operation as well as the video image of it through an LCD screen. The operator is wearing a dataglove and behind her there is a projected large-scale 3D computer image of her hands sewing in digital space. (source:...

... 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...

... identity?. In this gallery installation the film is being assembled in real-time by the Soft Cinema software from a large database of media elements. While the narrative stays the same and repeats every 23 minutes, all other elements can potentially...

... wrestling with since 1995: how to "imagine" a navigable game for "The Interpretation of Dreams." If our civilization runs by database, then somehow novels constructed purely from data should follow. They should sprawl like Balzac or Tolstoy, but rush along...

... animation in the right window advances to a different image. In this way, the emotional content of the novel is used as data which brings to life still face images. The computer program extracts the passions of Anna to bring to life a subject robbed...

... and information interfaces employed by people in their everyday life, such as a search engine, a Web browser, email, GUI, databases, data visualization, and so on. How can we create these new forms? We can take the clue from early twentieth century...

... techniques between media artists, computer musicians and computer scientists. The interactive environment SMDK consists of a data base containing sounds which are contributed in the Internet from all over the world. Based on their characteristics, the sounds...