DEAF95 Exhibition
Exhibition of (interactive) artworks, part of DEAF95.
Perry Hoberman: Bar Code Hotel (detail)
"An international selection of artwork shows the current state of affairs in the areas of electronic art. The selected pieces are interactive and show a great diversity of interfaces. Interactivity and the use of non-linear media (CD-ROM, laser disc, hard disk, Internet, virtual reality) get special attention in this exhibition since in these pieces the interface often takes a surprising shape." (1995)
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DEAF95 Dutch Electronic Art Festival - Interfacing Realities
"Crossings" (1995), a project about landscape architecture, using Virtual Reality and the Internet, by Stacey Spiegel and Rodney Hoinkes.
"The Egg of the Internet" (1994) is an installation by the artist collective Netband.
'The Flock' (1992) is an interactive installation by Ken Rinaldo and Mark Grossman. It was shown in the exhibition of DEAF95.
The combined version of Michael Saup's two installations "Pulse[8]/9" and "Binary Ballistic Ballet" was presented during DEAF95 (1995).
"Pinocchio Pipenose Household Dilemma" (1994) an installation by Paul McCarthy, presented during DEAF95.
"Bar Code Hotel" (1994) by Perry Hoberman is an interactive installation generating a virtual world.
'Lover's Leap' (1995) is an interactive installation by Miroslaw Rogala, it was shown in the exhibition of DEAF95.
The "Automatic Descriptions" project, is a concert-installation by Mark Trayle, also described as electro-acoustic necromancy, presented during DEAF95.
"Passage Sets/One Pulls Pivots At The Tip Of The Tongue" (1994 - 1995) is an interactive installation by Bill Seaman, it was shown in the exhibition of DEAF95.
'Tai-Tendo' (1995) is a computer game / interactive installation by the Rainstick Foundation (NL).
Ken Rinaldo (US) makes artificial life art, interactive robotic sculptures and installations inspired by natural systems and organic environments.
Mark Trayle (US) is an artist-composer, musician and sound artist working in a variety of media.
Bill Seaman (AU/US) is a media artist and researcher working with interactive and generative systems.
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