Sans Titre (I Believe I Can Fly) (2006)
October 19th, 2010
video by Camille Laurelli, www.laurelli.blogspot.com
If you’re wondering whether this is even possible, all I have to say is that it’s not fake, it’s art.
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Illuminated Averages #1: Hitchcock’s Psycho (2000)
February 23rd, 2009Lightbox 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)Â he makes these using some sort of software, not by hand, but they also refer…
self.detach (2008)
March 18th, 2008Â 
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…
Listening Post (2002)
February 28th, 2008Autonomous 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…
Ambiguous Icon #5 (Running, Falling) (2000)
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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My Doomsday Weapon (2002)
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…
Watschendiskurs (2004)
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…
Spatial Sounds (100 dB at 100 km/h) (2000)
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…
Bloom (2007)
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…