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19.12.1999
Jorge La Ferla
EL CIELO CAYENDO, The Falling Sky, Sebastián Díaz Morales (Argentina/Holland), ARTHAUS.
First solo show by SDM in Buenos Aires
15.05.2023
Monika and Wolfgang Fleischmann-Strauss
Third Summit on New Media Art Archiving. ISEA 2023, Paris
Wolfgang Strauss and Monika Fleischmann: Exploring the Digital Archive as a ...
23.02.2024
Monika and Wolfgang Fleischmann-Strauss
DAC SPARKS - Pioneering Interactive Art and Artists from the 1960s to 2000
This SIGGRAPH SPARKS session will focus on seminal works created by pioneering ...
24.05.2024
Monika and Wolfgang Fleischmann-Strauss
Monika Fleischmann and Wolfgang Strauss in the XR Hall of Fame!
Their works, including the groundbreaking virtual reality installation "Home of ...
17.11.2024
Monika and Wolfgang Fleischmann-Strauss
REIMAGINE TOMORROW, 1954-2024, AI Bienale Essen
EXPANDED.ART presents the international group exhibition REIMAGINE TOMORROW, ...

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aesthetics
- acoustic
- affective
- anamorphic
- animated
- anthropomorph
- assembled
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- autopoietic
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- sonification
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genre
- Bio Art
  - Genetic Art
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- Database Art
- Digital Activism
- Digital Animation
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- Digital Graphics
- Game Art
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- Installation
  - augmented reality
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    - 360° virtual walktrough
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subject
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- ARTS AND VISUAL CULTURE
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    - surveillance-capitalism
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Technology
- Display
  - Electronic displays
    - BOOM (Binocular Omni-Orientation Monitor)
    - CAVE (Computered Augmented Virtual Environment)
    - computer monitor
    - dome
    - Electromechanical Display Device
    - Electronic Paper
    - flashlight
    - Head-up Display
    - Headphones
    - HMD (Head-mounted Display)
    - holography
    - laser
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    - lightbox
    - plasma
    - printer
    - projection screen
    - projector
    - robotic
    - speakers
    - VFD (Vacuum Florescent Display)
    - VRD (Virtual Retinal Display)
  - Non-electronic displays
    - body
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    - easel painting
    - globe
    - house wall
    - inflatable structure
    - mirror
    - paper
    - sculpture
    - shutter glasses
    - sofa
    - Somatosensory System / Tactile Feedback Technology
    - table
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  - data glove
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  - plotter
  - scanner
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  - Video
  - Virtual Workbench
  - Virtuscope
  - webcam
- Interface
  - Automatic Identification and Data Capture (AIDC)
  - biometrics
  - Body sensor
    - Body Tracking
    - brainwave sensor/brain-computer-interface
    - breathing sensor
    - Breathing-Balance-Interface-Vest
    - Endoscope
    - eye scanner
    - facial recognition system
    - Motion Capture
    - positiontracker
    - retina scanner
    - Speech Recognition
    - step sensor
  - camera recording
  - electromagnetism
  - interactive media
    - Auditory User Interface (AUI)
    - Augmented Reality Interfaces
    - breath based communication
    - Internet of Things (IoT)
    - Ludic Interface
    - MR-based (Mixed Reality) Interaction
    - Multi-Modal Interaction
    - tactile user interfaces
    - Tangible Acoustic Interface
    - Tangible User Interface (TUI)
    - Voice User interface
  - Non-electronic interface
    - bike
    - doll
    - furniture
    - plant
  - Soundgenerating device
    - Audiotape
    - keyboard
    - microphone
    - musical instrument
    - RFID (Radio-frequency Identification)
    - Speech Recognition
    - syntheziser
    - telephone
    - Theremin
    - turntable
    - voice analysis
    - Voice User Interface (VUI)
  - virtual balance
- Software
  - C++
  - CGI/Perl
  - CSS
  - Global Positioning System (GPS)
  - ISDN
  - Java
  - Linux
  - Optical Character Recognition (OCR)
  - periscope
  - PHP
  - RFID (Radio-frequency Identification)
  - robotic interfaces
  - SGI Onyx2
  - softimage
  - software interface
  - Video
  - VRML
  - Wireless Sensor Network (WSN)
  - XML

“MIC was a male baby with a distinct personality who responded more clearly to a variety of emotions, using voice patterns to make interpretations of emotions. For example, joy (happiness, satisfaction, enjoyment, comfort, smile) was extrapolated from an exciting, vigorous voice that rises at the end of a sentence. Anger (rage, resentment, displeasure) was derived from a voice that falls at the end of a sentence. Other emotions it attempted to read included surprise, sadness, disgust, teasing, and fear. The work also allowed viewers to make music to communicate particular emotions” (Stephen Wilson, Information Arts. Intersections of Art, Science, and Technology, Cambridge/Mass.: MIT Press 2002, pp. 795-796).

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