Pattern Language / Peter Burr at 3LD Art & Technology Center

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Opening this week at the 3LD Art & Technology Center, NYC is an exhibition of work by Peter Burr titled “Pattern Language.” The show draw on footage from a videogame called Aria End that Burr is currently developing with celebrated author of interactive fiction Porpentine. According to Creative Capital, which is funding the project (Gamescenes notes) - “Aria End employs the video game concept of an endlessly mutating death labyrinth, projecting this world inside a 4-channel video cube.”

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