eCloud is a dynamic sculpture inspired by the volume and behavior of an idealized cloud. Clouds are ephemeral and in perpetual transformation, their abstract shapes are constantly teasing the mind of the observer to ’see’ and interpret. Clouds focus our attention to the sky and connect us to our fascination with flying. 
Following the groundbreaking international new media art exhibition Synthetic Times, a 2008 Beijing Olympics Cultural Project, the National Art Museum of China presents TransLife, the next installment of the Media Art China series, now instituted as a triennial, slated to open on July 26, 2011, in Beijing. 
ripwire est née de la rencontre entre la compositrice américaine Ashley Fure et le vidéaste Jean-Michel Albert. Un véritable mur de cordes verticales, mises en mouvement par la diffusion des fréquences sonores, se transforme en autant d’ondes sinusoïdales. Le spectateur, de passage à travers l’installation, viendra perturber sa forme préprogrammée, agissant ainsi sur cette lumineuse synchronie son / image. Via Jacques Urbanska 
Ralf Baecker, Media Art, Cologne, Bremen, Berlin, installation, kinetic, electronic, computer based arts, digital, analog... 
The Quantum Parallelograph is an exploratory project by Patrick Stevenson Keating examining the scientific and philosophical ideas surrounding the theory of quantum physics and multiple universes. 
Wave data is collected in real-time from National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration data buoy station 46075 Shumagin Islands Alaska. 
The sound of the sound installation Wave of Matter is created in a way similar to the ocean dru... Via Des Coulam, Desarts Sonnants Karina van Heck’s Body Speaker is a experimental electronic music system that consists of a number of wearable devices that amplify and capture the internal sounds of your body. Via Jacques Urbanska 
Découvrez l'oeuvre de l'artiste mutant Olivier Goulet, qui nous parle, à travers ses oeuvres, de l'avenir de l'être humain. Suivez le guide ! Cyborgy Studio is a creative studio based in Paris (France), closely related to science fiction. It develops various plastic experiments: minimalist graphics, post-produced images, often symmetrical, mixing real and virtual... |
L’association Lyon Arts Numériques est le noeud de réseau professionnel de la création numérique sur son territoire. Elle porte sur le long terme le projet MetaLab, projet de lieu. Il rassemble quatre pôle d’action : // Recherche artistique // Economie culturelle // Action culturelle // Mises en réseau. Via Jacques Urbanska 
Vortical Filament draws its inspiration from a number of historical sources. The photographic series: Geometrie Experimental by the early scientific photographer Etienne Jules Marey, German physicist Franz Melde’s famed experimental device to demonstrate standing waves on a string, and the lost tradition of the Baroque Tornitori (the craft of turning). 
Voice Array - Subsculpture 13 As a participant speaks into an intercom, his or her voice is automatically translated into flashes of light and then the unique blinking pattern is stored as a loop in the first light of the array. Each new recording pushes all previous recordings one position down and gradually one can hear the cumulative sound of the 288 previous recordings. The voice that was pushed out of the array can then be heard by itself.
twitter @errafael Via Jacques Urbanska An openLAB Masterclass with Marius Watz This openLAB is the first masterclass on Digital Fabrication in Brussels. With an emphasis on forms generated by code... 
Created by Chris Lee & Henry Chang, PulseMirror is an interactive installation device that collects and translates participants’ pulse rate into a mirrored visual image. 
"As part of its ongoing commitment to culture, the Faena Group is proud to announce the 2012 Faena Prize for the Arts in order to promote artistic experimentation, foster the connections between the expressions of different artistic disciplines and explore all of the possible combinations of art, technology and design to push the borders of art. The competition is open to artists across the world and will award a grant of 25,000 USD to the winner as well as up to 50,000 USD to finance the production of a site-specific project that will be exhibited at the Faena Arts Center in Buenos Aires in mid-2013. In addition, two special mentions will go to two other projects with a prize amount of 500 USD each. The prize winner will be selected by an international jury that includes US curator Carlos Basualdo, François Pinault Foundation’s Caroline Bourgeois and Argentinean curator Inés Katzenstein, under the supervision of Ximena Caminos, Executive Director of the Faena Arts Center..." Via arslog 
ZERO1 and our community partners are sponsoring a series of calls for participation in the 2012 ZERO1 Biennial, Seeking Silicon Valley. Proposals related to activating underutilized spaces in downtown San Jose’s SoFA District can be submitted by any artist through ArtHERE, a community website and open call platform that matches art proposals with empty spaces. The ZERO1 Emerging Artist Network is a series of calls for California-based emerging artists for projects to be featured in the weekend-long outdoor exhibition during the opening weekend of the ZERO1 Biennial. Artists chosen to receive micro-grants will be invited to participate in a weekend of events dedicated to the development of this new program. 
Cette pièce intitulée « Hello World » est composée de centaines de commutateurs électriques qui s’éclairent en position ON. Le travail de l’artiste est basé sur la simplicité binaire informatique du 0 et du 1. Via Jacques Urbanska 
Morphic Resonance is a series of performative video installations by the duo, Lumiaks. Sofi Hemon builds organic structures of indigenous fibers as well as recycled materials. Hemon’s installations have been deeply inspired by the Amazon after researching indigenous tribes and spending numerous art residencies in Brazil. In real time, Eng maps multiple video channels of drawings and video loops onto the structures. As Hemon constantly changes the structures, Angie Eng captures on camera close ups of her weaving, sculpting and composing in real-time. Like kinetic sculpture, the installation is in constant movement through time and space by the intervening performers and visitors. 
Innovative designers are creating compelling atmospheres and interactive experiences by merging hardware and software with architecture and design. |
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