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BiblioTech – ReReading the Post-digital Library
BiblioTech explores the changing role of the library, reading, writing, and publishing in a post-digital age.
Viral Infection – Knowledge transmission, reproduction, and evolution in a host
Viral Infection is a web-connected interactive robotics installation that examines the reproductive behaviour of digital fragments on the verge of embodiment. The work reflects on how technological developments and automated algorithms are transfo...
A knot in motion: on the accident of rain
Build upon the fiction of a knot tied between the two tropical lines along the Atlantic forest in Jundiaí (BR) and the tropical desert in El Kharja oasis (EG), the project gathers and ties together voices from artists based within the tropics spea...
Arche-Scriptures – Our digital traces in the future-past
'Arche-Scriptures' explores ceramics as a possible medium to store digital information. An artifact is found at a speculative archeological dig-site is being scanned by a decrypting machine, through which the visitor is invited to listen as the or...
Is This the Middle East? – The archive of faux relics and counterfactual places
Created by Rayane Jemaa, the project investigates representation and counterfactual histories of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) in a selection of video games.
Fantastic Smartphones – ECAL MID
Fantastic Smartphones, alternative accessories, interactive installations and machine performances highlight the excesses relating to our use of these devices. By imagining innovative ways of interacting with our smartphones or by delegating our r...
Archive Dreaming – Building relations and drawing alt-history with machine learning
Created by Refik Anadol in collaboration with Google's Artists and Machine Intelligence program, 'Archive Dreaming' is a 6 meters wide circular installation that employs machine learning algorithms to search and sort relations among 1,700,000 docu...
Cybernetic Serendipity (ICA) – Late Night Lineup (1968)
Curator Jasia Reichardt introduces the “Cybernetic Serendipity” exhibition at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London in 1968.
Internet Machine – Invisible infrastructures of the internet
Produced by Timo Arnall, Internet Machine is a multi-screen film about the invisible infrastructures of the internet. The film was made to reveal hidden materiality of our data by exploring some of the machines through which ‘the cloud’ is transmi...
Playground NDSM – Interactive photomontage of 7 years at NDSM-warf / Amsterdam
Created by Marc Faasse, Playground NDSM is an interactive photomontage that includes 7 years of photographs taken by Marc and mapped on the googlemaps.
Macrofilm – A Tangible Narrative Ribbon by panGenerator
Created by the panGenerator collective, Macrofilm is a permanent interactive installation for The Museum of The History of Polish Jews that combines traditional, tangible experience of browsing through old archives with subtly augmented digital ex...
Noramoji – Discover > Analyze > Reproduce (Fonts)
Rintaro Shimohama, Naoki Nishimura and Shinya Wakaoka walk the streets of Tokyo to “Discover > Analyze > Reproduce” the fonts found in the signs of local stores.
Kinograph – Affordable and scaleable film digitisation
Kinograph is an open source project that makes film digitisation affordable and scaleable. It uses components available on the internet, a few 3D printed parts, and a consumer level camera and it produces high quality video with sound.
“Generative Design” – A Computational Design Guidebook
"The main change in the design process achieved by using generative design is that traditional craftsmanship recedes into the background, and abstraction and information become the new principal elements."
Moving Picture Show by Jürg Lehni and Contributors
Created Jürg Lehni, Moving Picture Show is an installation presented during the 23rd International Poster and Graphic Design Festival in Chaumont where the Jesuit chapel was transformed into a workshop, a scenario of conception, production and a p...
The Space Beyond Me [openFrameworks, Arduino, Processing]
The device created by Julius von Bismarck and Andreas Schmelas projects a film whilst moving in exactly the same way in which the camera operator moved the camera while shooting the film.
