Hybrids
The objects in this section draw strength from unique combinations. When joined, these objects create timeless subjects rich with contrasts. They are at once nostalgic and innovative, natural and artificial, known and unknown. It is through these contrasts that we are drawn toward a deeper understanding of the familiar.
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VR Comper ver. 5E: A Perspective Primer Theo. A. Artz Drexel University Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA |
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The Intimacy Machine Jonathan Bachrach Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, Massachusetts USA |
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fragment.0140.02b ('Silhouette') fragment.1207.0304.3 ('Glint') Tim Borgmann Wuppertal, Germany |
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Televisor 1910 German Steve Gompf Collins College Tempe, Arizona USA |
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RealSnailMail [RSM] boredomresearch (Vicky Isley and Paul Smith) Bournemouth University Poole, United Kingdom |
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Associative Audio Design Dennis de Bel Piet Zwart Institute, Willem de Kooning Academy Rotterdam University of Applied Science Rotterdam, The Netherlands |
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TimeFrames: Digital Magic Lantern Slides Wil Lindsay Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA |
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Neurosymphonic Self Reflection Divine Instruments of Technology Kevin Mack Los Angeles, California USA |
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Chorus Paul Magee London, England |
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Fold Loud JooYoun Paek Eyebeam Resident New York, New York USA |
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Digital Drawings Ross Racine New York, New York USA |
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Cross-Being: Dancer (The Spinning Screen) Hyun Jean Lee Ali Mazalek Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, Georgia USA |
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SOLARGRAFICA Andreas Zingerle Interface Culture - University of Art and Industrial Design Linz, Austria |
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