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Reverse Diffusion – Video streams as a medium for transforming reality
Reverse Diffusion was a recent ECAL workshop where through live capture or interface-based processes, students experimented with different ways of altering images using locally run diffusion models.
Solaris? – Challenging the anthropocentric view of the wild
Solaris? was an outdoor walking performance in Tromsø. Inspired by Lem’s sci-fi novel, it used Lawrence Malstaff’s art and HC Gilje’s custom goggles to transform a forest into an alien planet, exploring how we react to the unfamiliar.
Cruise Missile Intersectionality
A live-set by Mo H. Zareei aka mHz that presents a blunt political commentary on the paradoxical nature of performative allyship, a tongue-in-cheek audiovisual onslaught on the feel-good politics of Western liberalism.
Stella Remota by TSVI – Matteo Zamagni
Visualiser for the track ‘Stella Remota’ by TSVI and a real-time live system that simulates flock behaviour of birds.
Boring Screens – Handheld micro-dioramas of modern stares
Boring Screens are a series of small interactive art objects that capture scenes of people who have fallen asleep while looking at their smartphones, or people on their laptops while propping up their chins.
Dead Crossing – Transversing cinema and interactive gameplay
Dead Crossing explores how artificial intelligence can transverse the invisible frontier between cinema history and interactive gameplay.
skadw- / Space woven by shadows
skadw- is an immersive audiovisual installation exploring how shadows influence our perception of space.
The Light Named You – Resetting Earth’s gravity
The Light Named You is an installation that utilises an ultrasonic levitation system within the ring space and assigns a tiny physical particle as the photon's proxy to resonate with your gravity.
V6 Development Log (05/2026)
Activity iOS V2 is out! Members can join CAN, manage, and renew accounts in-app. Non-members can browse the feed without an account. Plus, seamless logins, instant loading, data export, plus many bug fixes and UX improvements.
Sisyphus – Condemned by the gods to endless repetition
Sisyphus are two autonomous robots hover over the granite grit, leaving behind sharp, fleeting traces of water.
Schematic Scores – Values to structures
A homage to the beauty of data visualisation, this project blends the complex equations with the avant-garde notations of Cage and Penderecki. Inspired by Frank Lepold, it transforms data into geometric structures.
MULTIPOLAR – Evolving state space of matter
MULTIPOLAR explores the kinetic potential of atomic structures and translates the states of matter into both visual and sonic form.
Undercurrents – Distributed environmental OS where infrastructure, poetry, and computation converge
Located inside the Buffalo Bayou Park Cistern, Undercurrents creates a seemingly endless "switchboard" of connections where participant voices are transformed into pulses of light that travel along branching paths.
Prometheus Bound – In the pursuit of perpetual energy
Prometheus Bound probes the gap between clean energy myths and the messy reality of algae cultivation, while also questioning the ethics of biocontrol and the labor of harvesting electricity from living species.
Dioptricon – Experiments with parallel light
Dioptricon is a series of experiments using light as a space-forming medium. Instead of spreading out in a radial manner from a source, in Dioptricon light rays are instead arranged in parallel to each other.
V6 Development Log (03/2026)
Activity gets a major update: LiveURLs let you embed p5.js, video, audio and more directly in posts. Custom Themes let you personalise CAN. API v2.3 and iOS v1.5.1 add Analytics and Channels.
Ex Nihilo – Casey Reas
Latest in Casey REAS’ Still Life series, Ex Nihilo (Cosmos) draws on the forms and conceptual framework of the five Platonic solids: cube, tetrahedron, octahedron, dodecahedron, and icosahedron.
T(h)ree – Integrating community knowledge with natural infrastructure and AI
T(h)ree is a permanent landscape intervention in Central London, that gives a ‘voice’ to a Tree that has witnessed hundreds of years of history, so people can talk with it and ask questions.
Scruple – A Chrome extension that replaces moral hesitation with computation
Scruple reads your Gmail, runs four ethical frameworks in parallel, and writes the replies — simulating compassion, automating principle, outsourcing guilt.
Residual Lines – Fragility of Knowledge
Residual Lines is a redaction machine that visualizes the loss of new knowledge tied to recent research grant cuts.
V6 Development Log (02/2026)
February’s push debuts CAN API (v2.1) and our iOS App (v1.3.1). Members can now participate in Activity directly via mobile, or build their own micro-apps using the API.
Light Streaks – Generative photography
The latest in the series of experiments by Karsten Schmidt, is a small selection of long-exposure images created from randomly generated IFS, a family of very oldskool primitive/trivial fractal functions
Noema – Rethinking Perception with AI-Generated Spatial Soundscapes
Noema is a Large Language Object (LLO) that reconstructs perception via spatial audio and storytelling. By shifting focus from sight to sound, it turns AI into a sensory extension—an inner voice that interprets, speaks, and questions.
paint.stx – Drawing tool combining hydra and p5.js
Select a brush and adjust its appearance with the sliders or live code the brush in the editor (+ show).
V6 Development Log (01/2026)
Revamped Activity features threaded chats, AJAX "Load More," filters, and private "Daps." Security is bolstered by a custom built shield to block scrapers and bots.
Perpétuité II – An algorithmic sisyphus
This "algorithmic Sisyphus" explores the technoneoliberal dream: a perpetual, post-human choreography where machines replace us as masters of infinite repetition.
