Browsing posts tagged with “2000s”
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February 23rd, 2009
Lightbox with Duratrans print by Jim Campbell

In his series of “illuminated averages”, artist Jim Campbell creates averages of video sequences. Of course (well, I assume) he makes these using some sort of software, not by hand, but they also refer…
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Posted in new media, pieces | Tagged with 2000s, dynamism, Jim Campbell, psycho
March 18th, 2008

Autonomous installation by Tim Horntrich and Jens Wunderling.
The piece self.detach - decomposing identities continuously scans whatever is being posted to Flickr. Images that are understood as being self-portraits (pictures tagged as “me”, “moi”, etc) will be extracted. They are then shredded into…
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Posted in pieces | Tagged with 2000s, 2008, autonomous, installation, Jens Wunderling, mixed reality, Tim Horntrich
February 28th, 2008
Autonomous installation by Ben Rubin and Mark Hansen.

Listening Post is a piece that listens to a number of online chat forums in real time. It extracts lines (those that contain the words “I am…”) and then displays these at the small…
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Posted in pieces | Tagged with 2000s, 2002, autonomous, Ben Rubin, installation, Listening Post, Mark Hansen, text-to-speech
February 18th, 2008

Autonomous LED installation by Jim Campbell.
This low-resolution LED matrix display (32 x 24 pixels, all red) show a video of a person running and falling.
This is a piece from Campbell’s “ambiguous icon” series of LED works.
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Posted in pieces | Tagged with 2000, 2000s, Ambiguous Icon, autonomous, installation, Jim Campbell, LED, low-resolution
February 14th, 2008

Sci-fi conceptual art by Jakob S Boeskov
In 2002 Boeskov traveled to China to visit a weapons fair, ostensibly representing the (fictional) company Empire North, looking for investors to develop the “ID SniperRifle” - a rifle capable of firing small GPS…
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Posted in pieces | Tagged with 2000s, 2002, conceptual, gps, Jakob Boeskov, rfid, sci-fi, weapon
February 10th, 2008

Autonomous robotic installation by Frank Fietzek and Uli Winters.
On two white pedestals we see two characters, a cat and a frog. They both look like some sort of odd low-tech cyborg versions of stuffed animals. When you walk closer you…
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Posted in pieces | Tagged with 2000s, autonomous, Frank Fietzek, installation, kinetic, robotic, Uli Winters, Watschendiskurs
February 5th, 2008

Interactive audio installation by Marnix de Nijs and Edwin van der Heide
A large loudspeaker is mounted on a motorized arm. The arm rotates at varying speeds, up to 100 km/h. An ultrasonic distance sensor is mounted on the speaker, reading…
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Posted in pieces | Tagged with 2000, 2000s, Edwin van der Heide, installation, interactive, Marnix de Nijs, Spatial Sounds
February 3rd, 2008

Interactive kinetic sculpture by Greyworld (2007)
This huge piece, installed inside a 10-story atrium, has a number of artificial flowers that open and close in response to people moving through the space. The flowers also open up in response to the…
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Posted in pieces | Tagged with 2000s, 2007, bloom, flower, greyworld, interactive, kinetic, large-scale