Scratch it is an interactive art installation about information, art and society. An environment is created where the users can “scratch the surface” to access projected video footage. The installation serves as a metaphor for our quest to get information, to understand a place, a people or an idea.
Is it possible to reveal “the bigger picture”?
White Shadow is an interactive art installation: a telematic sundial which connects people on two remote locations. The installation plays with our perception of tradition, migrants, time and distance.
The Wheels of Technology is an interactive art installation which questions the abuse of technology. A metaphor of the human-cyborg transformation through the symbolism of a wheelchair and a projection screen.
Walking around illustrates the experiences of someone in a new somewhere. Initially, the place is fascinating, the buildings have vivid colours. With time the people become the focus of attention. They seem interesting whereas the buildings are less important fading to “black and white”. Finally, the people are also fading, becoming less and less interesting. Someone, who seemed to be in an interesting place with interesting people gets bored, looses interest and is forced to move to another, more interesting, place.
