| Polymedia
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| I
am in the net through an interface different from the one you use when
you do (2005). I am on the net is an installation work which employs language translation software to provide "resonances" of original spoken and textual materials in multiple-listening-post installation spaces. The inexact nature of such language translations (such as that provided by babelfish, for example) are used to resonate the text using multiple feedback pathways to create a "chinese whispers" environment. The introductory section was released in 2008 on the Australasian Computer Music Association's double CD Unfenced more... |
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| Alien
Garden (2003) Alien Garden is a technically sophisticated and dynamic digital arts project, featuring a stand-alone portable 3D sound and image installation linked to a dynamic website which enables visitors and potential visitors to "seed" the virtual garden. Alien Garden was designed and made by a small group of experienced digital artists: David Worrall, Stephen Duke, Dean Golja and Kimmo Vennonenby a small group of Canberra’s most . It was initially presented as a six-week installation at Floriade’s 2003 festival (audience of approximately 45,000 people), but has the potential to be toured extensively both within Australia and internationally. see: Pre-production outline. The Alien
Garden immersive polymedia
installation Floriade,
Canberra. 2003.09-2003.10.
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Twins (1999) A pair of semi-naked sex-dolls are playing Scrabble on their day off. They talk in an almost familiar language. Delighting in a communication characterised by qualities of flexibility, restlessness and responsiveness to the environment, they are articulate, displaying the quick wit of repartee, the to-and-fro of gossip and news. Highly strung, they change moods with startling suddenness from sweet calm to brooding thunder. Their impulse is to awaken and ripple conciousness, to communicate.
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