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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Live video by Ilona Huss Wallin (2002)

Wallin built a model of a home, in the scale of rats. For five weeks they were living in the model, constantly monitored by video cameras. The video was streamed in real time and…

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Responsive video installation by Alvaro Cassinelli and Masatoshi Ishakawa

Khronos Projector looks like a backprojected image on a wall. But the projection surface is very flexible, and you can push it in with your hands. When you do that, the parts of…

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Video installation by Bruce Nauman.

In Live/Taped Video Corridor, you walk down a long, very narrow corridor. At the end of the corridor there are two monitors on top of each other. The lower one shows a video tape of the…

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Ergodic video piece by Jennifer and Kevin McCoy.

The McCoys have worked with “database pieces” and in In Every Shot, Every Episode they painstakingly cut out and categorized 10 000 clips from Starsky & Hutch shows and put them on video CDs…

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Autonomous online video by MTAA

The 1 year performance video presents itself as what could be taken to be a streaming video of two people - the artists - dressed in black, each in his own small, white cell. They…

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David Kjelkerud posted this video from the Man Machine 2 exhibition, now showing at the National Museum of Science and Technology (Tekniska Museet) in Stockholm. Enjoy.

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Touching the Invisible was a touring exhibition featuring six of the Interactive Institute Smart Studio’s projects (Brainball, Brainbar, Hellhunt, Remote Home, Monochromeye and the Delay Mirror).

Here’s a video that somebody shot, edited and put online.

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