Akihiko Taniguchi is a Tokyo-based artist and Associate Professor at Tama Art University who works with self-built devices, installation and net art, often exploring the browser and internet as exhibition space. https://okikata.org/
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.
Something Like Me / About Seeing Things – Akihiko Taniguchi
Latest in the series of productions by Japan's BRDG label and Hip Land Music is the performance by Akihiko Taniguchi titled 'Something Like Me / About Seeing Things'. The performance is a culmination of Akihiko research into VR and 3D scanning, re...
Study of real-time 3D Internet by Akihiko Taniguchi
Study of real-time 3D Internet is an experiment that explores interaction on the web from the 3rd point perspective. As the user navigates the internet, he/she can project beyond the two dimensional screen into three-dimensional environment record...
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Nick Montfort
Nick Montfort is a computational and experimental poet, teacher, curator, editor and researcher; faculty at MIT and the University of Bergen (UiB), and director of MIT's Trope Tank lab.
NOCELLCOVERAGE
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