this category describes projects where the audience is required to move to experience the piece. It includes our locative media work where the user walks around with a handheld computer that senses its location and turns the landscape into an exploratory audio environment.
To celebrate the forty-year anniversary of steirischer herbst in 2007, we created a GPS-triggered audio guide that charts, investigates and reveals the events that have taken place on the streets of the city during the festival.
You are still able to experience fortysomething in Graz, any time you like. Details here
this is a ready to wear piece - it can still be experienced
Departures is a video walk especially made to guide you through the terminal building of Leipzig/Halle airport. Four specially adapted luggage trolleys are available and once equipped with headphones, the participant is taken on an audio-visual tour of the building they are in with excursions to other places without ever leaving the confines of the airport.
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We walked for six days along the river Limmat in Zurich until we had proved, as a by-product of GPS inaccuracy, that we had walked on water. A commsion by the Stromereien festival. At the end of each day, our tracks were replayed on a projector in the festival bar for all to see.
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A film for one person at a time viewed from the back of the tandem it was shot on. plan b invites the spectator to take the back seat and witness journeys that celebrate the liberation that cycling can give you. An Alfred ve dvoře commission for Automat, Prague's pro-cycling festival.
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An audio tour as part of the Philosophen Weg (philosopher's path) around the 'mountain' in the Palast der Republik in Berlin. Der Berg (the mountain) was the last artistic project before the building was demolished.
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A locative media project, using technology from Mobile Bristol to make it possible to hear the stories of the passersby in Alexanderplatz, Berlin.
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