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REFF – Remix the world! Reinvent reality! @ Furtherfield
REFF – Remix the world! Reinvent reality! opened last Friday (25/02/11) at Furtherfield Gallery in London and runs until Saturday 26th of March 2011 (images below). I performed Trav—erse at the...
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AR and the invasion of public and private spaces
Late last year there was a call for works for a Guerrilla art exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, New York. The call was the brainchild of Sander Veenhof, an unofficial exhibition which had no ties...
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Light Painting WiFi
Light Painting WiFi by Timo Arno of Touch is a four-metre long measuring rod with 80 points of light to reveal: the invisible terrain of WiFi networks in urban spaces by light painting signal strength...
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rep.licants.org
rep.licants.org is: a web service allowing users to install an artificial intelligence (bot) on their Facebook and/or Twitter account. From a different set of techniques, the bot attempts to simulate...
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Networked works by Winnie Soon
The following are a selection of four networked works by artist Winnie Soon from the last three years. The first two works employ mobile phones while the last three use Twitter creating some shared...
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Pangée
Last day in Paris and the second network related work I’ve seen here (there probably was more to see but I’ve been ill for a few days) was Pangée by the collective MU today at the Musée du Quai...
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Feel Me
Feel Me by Marco Triverio is an iPhone app that attempts to connect people through a form of digitised touch and natural intuitive gestures. Mobile phones prioritise language and sound, what if we...
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Social Firefly
Social Firefly by Jason McDermott, Liam Ryan and Frank Maguire is: a community of friendly intelligent lights that influence one another. The fireflies are programmed to respond to light from their...
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Electrolibrary by Waldek Węgrzyn
Another network related book work. Electrolibrary (this is the website part of the work) by Waldek Węgrzyn is a book that connects via USB to a computer to control a website. The work was designed for...
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Pure Flow (mobile edition)
Pure Flow (mobile edition) by Katy Connor is an mobile application for iOS and Android which reveals: the noise generated between GPS data systems and multiple satellites, 3G networks and Wifi...
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Flood Helmet
The Flood Helmet by Kian-Peng Ong: is a mobile device that visualises possible future flood scenarios based on the user’s physical location. The flood level in the helmet is determined by the...
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WiFi-SM
WiFi-SM by UNbEhAGEN.COM (Christophe Bruno and Valéry Grancher) is an internet connected wireless device that connects your body to current events based on keywords. It automatically detects the...
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Electrosmog Montréal
I’ve posted about Jean-Pierre Aubé’s work before (Nocturne), this is equally stunning… Electrosmog Montréal, 0.1 MHz – 144 MHz is a live generated video (made in Processing) which layers a video feed...
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Net Art Implant
Net Art Implant by Anthony Antonellis is a site-specific curatorial project which employs a NFC (Near Field Communication) chip implanted in the artists hand as a wireless space to store/exhibit work...
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How to make a Bomb by IOCOSE
IOCOSE’s A Crowded Apocalypse uses crowdsourcing as a means of generating and developing tactics against conspiracy theories. The Italian artists’ group: has commissioned a series of micro tasks, each...
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