| ARS ELECTRONICA 2005 / Linz | ||||||||||||||
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HYBRID—living in paradox, the theme of Ars Electronica 2005, examines the implosive tendencies that digital technologies impose on the world, bringing cultures on top of each other and flouting boundaries: national, material, technological and psychological. Hybrid creations and creatures, identities and cultures emerge from recombinations of our three basic codes: numeric, genetic and atomic. Digital media art itself is a hybrid born from the connection of art and technology, accumulating diverse modes of expression and demanding a unique crossover of expertise and knowledge... Gerfried Stocker, Christine Schöpf (Directors Ars Electronica) / |
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| Image from "Origin" 1999 was presented by Ars Electronica 2005 as the subject of the year. | ||||||||||||||
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The sequence of "Origin" 300x3300 cm installation at Linz Train Station in Austria. A billboard before the Lentos Art Museum in Linz. The "Origin" animation installed at Ars Electronica Center, in an elevator with a glass wall on one side, where the animation plays either in forward/or backward while the elevator moves up/or down... Daniel Lee in front of Museum of the Future (Ars Electronica Center) in Linz. Photo by Margaret Lee. |
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| Recent Article in HYBRID: "Daniel Lee" by Helen Ferry |
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