Silent Transformations is a multi-channel video and sound installation which explores the bi-optic lines of reality and abstraction in relation to the lens by which we view, explore and interact with the landscape through qualitative and quantitative data. William Gagliano (1988, Columbus, United States) is […]
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IMUU (Weilu x Kelon) – Doppelgänger III
Doppelgänger III is an interactive audiovisual installation that explores the idea of self-awareness. The “mirror” inside the virtual world manifests the audience’s physical body and their psychological projections. The audience is brought into the VR world seeing a primitive state of the mind and they […]
IMUU (Weilu x Kelon) – Doppelgänger
Doppelgänger is an interactive audiovisual installation that explores the idea of surveillance capitalism. It creates an immersive experience that bridges between the physical body and virtual personas. The audience is invited to interact with multimedia elements and characters in a fictional environment while their behavior […]
Abishek Ramesh – Quantum Entanglement
The installation is largely centered around the idea of ‘place’. As the title suggests, I wondered if there is some unavoidable connection (or pull) between you and your place of birth. What are the effects of that connection when you’re physically placed far, far away? […]
Roger Kim – The Giraffe
The Giraffe is an immersive experience that uses graphics, text, sound and interactive objects to tell three stories about a magical creature. Roger Kim‘s work investigates the intersections of rhythm, harmony, orchestration, improvisation, and the juxtaposition of various disciplines including music, dance, and visual media. He has […]
Gillian Perry – Subtext
Subtext features a variety of voices repeating the same text. As the words are repeated and manipulated, a multitude of different meanings arise. Gillian Rae Perry grew up studying music, theatre, and dance. During her undergraduate career, she also studied film. As a result, Perry […]
Brandon Chang – Our Color Green, Part 1
Our Color Green, Part 1 was an installation that took place the week before St. Patrick’s Day in 2019. Based on the notion that everyone associates the color green with different things and that no two peoples’ definition of the color were the same, the installation […]
Rebecca Drapkin – play_
Bondage/Discipline/Dominance/submission/Sadomasochistic (BDSM) activities are not revolutionary practices. The ethics that surround BDSM, including but not limited to enthusiastic consent, pleasure-oriented sex, negotiation of boundaries, and consensual power exchange can appear revolutionary within a culture that demonizes sexual pleasure. play_ presents BDSM in a non-sensationalized manner […]
IMUU (Weilu Ge x Kelon Cen) – Bubble Fiction
IMUU (Weilu Ge x Kelon Cen)Abstract: Bubble fiction is an interactive installation. The audience are invited to explore an imaginative and immersive space by following the trace of an interactive “bubble” cube. It uses a webcam and a contact transducer as input devices detecting the […]
Michael Janz – Do Rocks Talk
This installation invites you to attempt to listen and engage with the two large rocks placed inside. Once inside, please take a seat on the cushions facing the rocks. press the “start” button on the interface to begin the exhibit. Feel free to use the […]
Christopher Lock & Weilu Ge – Alchemy
Alchemy is an immersive audio-visual work that chronicles journal entries from an imaginary alchemist at work. Their experiments and notes are documented through sound and image and, in a somewhat nonsensical way, attempt to find answers about the nature and origin of elements and precious […]
Iris Sidikman – The Secret Box
This piece, like much of my work, is an exploration of privacy, comfort, and storytelling. It draws inspiration from both informal secret-telling practices, like gossip and games like “Truth or Dare” as well as formal and ritualized secret-telling in settings like Catholic confession. It also […]