The Modular Body is an online science fiction story about the creation of OSCAR, a living organism built from human cells.
Kazuma Suzuki, Asturo Ueki, Masa Inakage
Fog Pixel introduces a method for controlling the fog stream shape, direction and wind velocity, to go along with light and sound.
Quadrature’s installation manifests the meaning of a Sisyphean task. The sole purpose of the machine is to maintain two large stones on a steel plate in perfect equilibrium. An endless succession of feedback effects and adjustments is necessary to prevent the incessantly threatening, imminent loss of balance.
Compared to the cosmic dimensions of time and space, a human life and human civilization come across as rather modest. Nevertheless, we tend to interpret findings in the field of astronomy from our limited point of view—for example, such momentous revelations as the fact that there are 40+ known planets on which water—and thus, life—could exist.
Yoko Shimizu
Photosynthegraph combines photosynthesis and photography to print graphic images on plants.
During times in which the world’s borders are becoming increasingly hard and fast, people without borders are gaining importance.
This symposium will bring together experts, teachers, therapists, social workers and physicians to discuss possibilities of using media in educational offerings and prevention work, and to assess the initial findings of field research.
Book Presentation: New Tendencies – Art at the Threshold of the Information Revolution (1961 – 1978)
Armin Medosch will present his new book on the international art movement and network New Tendencies, who were important precursors of new media art and digital art.
Naotaka Fujii + GRINDER-MAN + evala
How do we build a social relationship with others? How will technology interfere with the building process? The immersive art performance Neighbor visualizes the subjective process and will predict the future pattern of social bonding.
ALE
ALE provides shooting stars and meteor showers on demand.
