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Hershman Lynn
The user aims at a specific spot or an object within the installation’s space. With the specially prepared rifle, the user sees not only what he/she is aiming at but also himself/herself.
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Hachiya Kazuhiko
Through the device of the “Inter Dis-Communication Machine,” two participants exchange their visual perspectives, which forces them to see things the other person’s way.
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Sommerer Christa, Mignonneau Laurent
This in an installation about the principles of growth of artificial plants and their changes in the virtual space of a 3-D graphic.
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Courchesne Luc
This is an interactive installation in which visitors are surrounded by a photo-realistic projection of a park. Virtual visitors to the park freely move about the landscape.
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Shaw Jeffrey
The user can ride a stationary bicycle through a simulated representation of an urban setting consisting of computer-generated letters. The real architecture is replaced by one consisting of text, and the journey through this urban space becomes a literary excursion.
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Sermon Paul
On Remembrance Day 1990 in Whitehall, London, a protestor drenched himself with gasoline and set himself ablaze. His final words: “Think about the people now.” Paul Sermon’s interactive work is based upon this actual occurrence.
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