Here and Now, Karin Lustenberger
In Basel-based artist Karin Lustenberger’s interactive installation Here and Now (2013/2016), two wireless cameras scan the exhibition space in front of a wall-sized projection screen. Their images can be seen on the projection in real time. These small cameras, commonly used for electronic surveillance, are each held by an artificial human hand whose robotic movements follows programmed control impulses. However, the cameras are repeatedly disturbed in their recording function by specific radio signals, which lead to interference with the projection.
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Passage Park #7: Relocate, Studer / van den Berg
The interactive projection Passage Park #7: Relocate (2017), commissioned by ZKM Karlsruhe for the group exhibition “Open Codes”, is one of several sceneries in the artist duo Studer / van den Berg’s project Passage Park that originated in 2014. The large-format 3D projection, rendered in real time, is fed by a pool of two-dimensional photographs and three-dimensional objects, which make their appearance in several interactive scenes.
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Satellite Daylight 47°33‘N, fabric | ch
Satellite Daylight 47°33'N is an interactive light installation formed by a trapeze of 24 high-voltage neon tubes tapering upwards, created by fabric | ch – a studio for architecture, interaction and research dedicated to investigating contemporary space based in Lausanne.
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Schnur, Jan Voellmy
With Schnur [string], his interactive installation, Basel artist Jan Voellmy transforms sound into playful movement. The projection of a piece of string stuck on a wall with red tape channels the sounds of visitors via a microphone, causing a dancing movement in the string, which otherwise swings back and forth gently to the background noise of visitors.
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minds of concern (New York version), knowbotic research
Minds of Concern, a project originally conceived as an exhibition for the New Museum, New York, 2002, consisted of an installation and a Net-based work. Using the Web interface of the Public Domain Scanner, visitors to the exhibition could select from certain groups on the project Website, such as movements or NGOs like Oxfam, the Freedom from Debt Coalition and COSATU, or media activists and artists who express critical views of global activities of the Internet community.
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