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VIDEO ART

Nam June Paik, Budda Watches TV

Tony Ousler, Lets Switch, 1996


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ELECTRONIC ART

Mark Napier,

Shredder,

1998


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TELE ART

The Telectroscope lets Londoners and

New Yorkers see each other in real time.


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ROBOTICS

Stelarc


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VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTS

CharDavies, TreePond, from Osmose,1995


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Home of the Brain. 1990-92.

Monika Fleischmann & Wolfgang Strauss


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INTERACTIVEINSTALLATION

Reface [PortraitSequencer], GolanLevin and ZacharyLieberman

(an interactiveinstallation whichcuts up andrecombines usersfaces)


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Nam June Paik

Participation TV, 1963


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Bruce Nauman

Live-Taped Video Corridor, 1970


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Jeffrey Shaw, Legible City, CAVE, T-Visinarium,


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Sommerer/Mignonneau, A-Volve, 1993 1994

http://medienkunstnetz.de/works/a-volve/images/1/


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WITH ALL SENSESHow can human beingsand computers communicatewith each otherwithout

theuseofamouseora keyboard? With AllSensesspotlightsscenarios

with greatpromiseforafuture beyondtherealmofcomputerscreensand

cablespaghetti. Bringingyourbodyintoplayandusingyourvoiceandsenseoftouch giverisetonewmodesofinteraction betweentherealworldand

digitalones. Youwon't believeyoursensesaspicturesyou'vedrawnyourself

cometolifeandvirtualobjectssuddenly begintoradiate heatorcold.


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SAVEYOURSELF!!!

2007

Hideyuki Ando (JP)Tomofumi Yoshida (JP)

Junji Watanabe (JP)

Think that nothing can make you lose your equilibrium? Then its time for you to trySaveYourSelf!!!

You start by using a digital camera to take a self-portrait and then loading to a compact displayfloating in a bowl of water. Now, all you have to do is put on a set of headphones with a built-inelectrode, pick up the bowl of water, and the action gets underway. The motion of the water istransmitted directly to your body.

The compact display features an integrated acceleration sensor that measures shifts of the watersurface and sends the data to the electrode in the headphones. It emits a low-voltage current thatstimulates the portion of the inner ear that regulates the sense of balance.

A novel sensory interface based on galvanic vestibular stimulation (GVS) was developed forSaveYourSelf!!! Similar procedures are employed in medical tests investigating how well apersons sense of balance functions. Even a very weak electric current (less than ~1.5mA) candisturb the feeling of equilibrium.


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DMITRY KAWARGA,MODEL OFBIPOLAR ACTIVITY

Interaction with anobject of the ModelBipolar Activitystimulates thefeeling of equilibriumand harmonythrough a simple

touch of the metalplates that transferimpulses.

www.kawarga.ru


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Relax and win!BRAINBALL turns theconventional concept of

competition on its head: thevictor isnt the contestantwhos most active, butrather the one whosebrainwaves signal thedeeper state of relaxation.


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Alvaro Cassinelli,The KhronosProjector, 2006

Nowadays, controls that make it easy and convenient to play films are

something we take completely for granted.O

n aDVD

player, you canrecord, fast-forward and reverse, or pause on an individual image.

Nevertheless, its only been possible to view these sequences of shots in

one predetermined temporal direction. Now, Khronos Projector makes it

possible to see a film from a completely new point of view.


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Muench-Furukawa_Bubbles


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These paradise types are

endgames of ideological

constructs, whether a vision of a

classless society or a scientists

vision of a sustainable

environment.Current paradises include, but

are not exclusive to:

Allahs Garden, American

Dream, Communism, Ecological

Earth, Nirvana, Positivism,

Rapture, Urban Utopia

Marek Walczak & Martin

Wattenberg, NO PLACE

(2007-2008)


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George Legrady, SensingSpeakingSpace,

2000-2002


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JoachimSauter,Floating.numbers, 2004

Numbers are commonly seen as

quantitative measure of entities.Depending on the context however, they

often also have religious, historical,

mathematical and philosophical meanings.

"floating.numbers" attempts to bring back

this often forgotten or unknown layer of

meaning into their interpretation in the ageof digital determinism.floating.numbersis a 9 x 2 meter interactive table on which a

continuos stream of numbers are floating.


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Sergey Kotzun

Movement perception

Realization: a video stream from the PC with connected web camera, being transmitted

to the projection screen using the multimedia projector. When viewer appears in the

working zone of a web camera, he sees himself on a projection screen, surrounded by

transparent squares (squares exist only on projection screen). Installed on PC program

analyzes movements of a viewer. When viewer and square become in contact on the

screen, a sample corresponding to the square, as in musical instrumesnts, is playing anda primitive geometrical element being added to the image on the screen. After the series

of contacts the space of the exhibition becomes filled with sounds and the screen is filled

with abstract suprematic compositions.


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CyberHelmet TRIP, CYLAND:

Anna Frantz, Marina

Koldobskaya, Pleg Rodionov,

Michail Chernov, Olga Rostrosta

Viewer moves through the exhibition hall in a helmet with wireless videoglasses. Motion sensors are embedded into helmet. Glasses and sensors areconnected with computer by radio signal. Sensors catch velocity of viewersmovement and send signals by wireless network to a computer, where theytransform into psychedelic visual pattern. Faster moves the viewer (walks,swirls, dances) , stronger the psychedelic TRIP.


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Media Performance DrumpaintingAnna Frantz, Marina Koldobskaya, Michail Chernov

Streams of images are mixed during the session by the means of custominterface, creating some kind of an abstract "animation", which isdemonstrated to public during performance. Software allows not only miximages, but also change colour and size of an image on each channel(maximum 4), and use several additional effects (multiplication of an image,change transparency, delay of a previous image, inversion and so on), to getunlimited variations


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Interactive VideoInstallation ALIENSPACE byAlexandraDementieva

Alien space is presented as a miniature of the human universe: it is

amazing, cruel, childish, stupid, beautiful and fragile at the same time. Itreacts to all outside stimuli as well as internal changes every movementby a visitor triggers either sound or image and changes its composition.

The installation consists of 800 balloons forming 2 corridors leading to acentral circular space. Images of various international televisionpersonalities continually mutating into extraterrestrials and robots areprojected onto the balloons. The sound environment consists of recordingsin 67 languages that mix in a Babylonian cacophony.


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Paul Sermon

Telematic Dreaming (1992)


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Ken Goldberg, Telegarden, 1995-2004


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Rafael Lozano-Hemmer

Amodal Suspension / Vectorial Elevation


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Agnes Hegeds

ThingsSpoken ,1999


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1.Miguel Chevalier

Ultra-Nature - 2006 Installation de ralit virtuelle interactive. http://www.miguel-

chevalier.com/site/pages/autr/41/mosafr.htm 2. Rejane Cantoni/ Leonardo Crescenti

INFINITE CUBED2007immersive and interactive installationhttp://www.rejanecantoni.com/infinitoaocubo.html

3. Rejane Cantoni/ Leonardo Crescenti

SOLAR2009 (?)immersive and interactive installationhttp://www.rejanecantoni.com/infinitoaocubo.html

4. Anne-Sarah LeMeur

EYEOCEAN 2009 3D interactive experimental image http://aslemeur.free.fr/projets/agenda_eng.htm 5. Rudolfo Quintas http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8166KeSZdVA 6. Laboratriode Luz

Modulador de Luz 2.0 (2006) 3.0 (2008)

http://www.laboluz.org/base_e.htm

7.Jayoung Bang & Yunjun Lee Memorandum on Vessels 2008 www.Raininganimals.net

8. BonnieMitchellandElainie Lillios

Encounter(s) 2007 Audio Visual Interactive Immersive Installation http://immersiveinstallationart.com/encounters/index

.html

9. AgnesHegeds, Bernd Lintermann,JeffreyShaw

reconFIGURING the CAVE

2000 (in the exhibition Media Museum) 10. Rattales, 2004 http://www.thegreeneyl.com/rattales 11. GEORGE LEGRADY SensingSpeakingSpace 2000 2002

http://www.virtualart.at/database/general/work/sensingspeakingspace.html 12. CHRISTA / LAURENT SOMMERER /

MIGNONNEAU The LivingWeb

2002 2002 http://www.virtualart.at/database/general/work/the-

living-web.html

13. Lawrence Malstaf (BE)Courtesy GalerieFortlaan 17 Gent (BE)

Nemo Observatorium, 2009 http://www.fortlaan17.com/eng/artists/malstaf 14. Missa di Vocce 15. Florian Grond Hear and Now, 2007

http://www.grond.at/index.htm?html/projects/hear_and_now/hear_and_now.htm&html/submenues/submenu_projects.htm

16. Chris Solter http://www.chrissalter.com/projects.php


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(http://www.videodoc.ncca-kaliningrad.ru/vebliografija/)Ars Electronica

Art Futura

Artefact Festival

Belluard Bollwerk International FestivalBiennale ofElectronic Arts Perth

Boston Cyberarts Festival

Capsula (Science, Art, Nature)

Electrohype (Computer Arts)

Elektra Digital Art Festival

Innovation Lab

Institute for the Unstable Media

International Festival forContemporary Media ArtInternational Media Art Biennale

International Symposium ofInteractive Media Design

ISEA (Inter-Society for The Electronic Arts)

Japan Media Arts Plaza

Los Angeles Center forDigital Art

Machine Project

MLAC Museo Laboratorio DArte Contemporanea

Neruo Show (Caltech Art Show)New Langton Arts

Strange Attractors: charm between art and science

STRP Art & Technology Festival

The Exploratorium

The SIGGRAPH Art Shows

Transmediale

VIDA (International Competition on Art and Artificial Life)

Virtual Platform


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