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The Focal Camera is a work by Mathijs van Oosterhoudt.
An artificial life-work by Nicolas Baginsky.
Construction in Time and Place is the 2015 Summer Sessions residency research project of Teun Vonk which he developed at Chronus Art Center, Shanghai.
Inter_skin is a 1994 work by Stahl Stenslie. It is a sensual communication link, challenging the concepts of eroticism, adding a missing sense to electronic ...
Push / Pull (2003) is an installation by Edwin van der Heide and Marnix de Nijs.
Cheering for others makes you a leader (2016) is work by Cathy van Eck.
Station de Stroming is a nomadic web radio station, conceived by slvi.e
For her graduation in 2022 Luca Tichelman made three works: THIS IS US A story of those, them, me and we, LOOK A LIKE / LUC A LIKE and SMALL THINGS MATTER.
"Of all places, the best nights were found in the garden of old ladies" is an installation by Adèle Grégoire.
Will Thy Kingdoms Not Persist? is a film by Martin Osowski.
Does the Sun Shine in Argentina? (2022) is CGI musical biopic by Ariela Bergman.
Images without Worlds is a series of photos by Sacha Dufils.
The In Between (2022) is a single screen projection made by Tessel Schmidt.
"The Optic Nerve" by Barry Schwartz, 1991.
"Make Belief / Kurt's Brain" is a feature film project by Captain Video.
Simultaan by Simulated Wood, based on a live recording at V2_ in 1985.
whisper is a collaborative project of Thecla Schiphorst and Susan Kozel.
"Interstitial Space Helmet" (2004) is a work by James Auger and Jimmy Loizeau (UK).
"Jekyll and Hyde" (2010) is an augmented reality book by Martin Kovacovsky and Marius Hügli (CH).
"USB Organs" (2010) by Wu Juehui (CN) enhances your sense experiences with USB devices.
"Augmented (hyper)Reality" (2010) is a 'research-by-design' project by Keiichi Matsuda (JP/UK) that looks at daily life in the near future.
"Mediating Mediums" (2011) presents Greg Tran's (US) thoughts on future applications of 3D and AR in an architectural context.
"NGA Experience" (2011) is an AR app for museum visits by Tate Strickland (US).
"Sports++" (2011) allows for an enhanced sport experience, by Sander Veenhof (NL).
The Strob-Optical Machine is a work and performance by Bruce McClure.
Work by Norbert Schliewe, combining the Nipkow disc and the phonograph.
Bumperband On-line (made by Ed Bezem and Pieter Jongelie) is the title of an installation that was displayed on Notes & Nodes at DEAF96.
"Rehearsal of Memory" (1995) is a project by Graham Harwood.
Emotion Hero is work by Ruben van de Ven.
Divide (2022) is a work by Bernat Cunì.
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