Imprint 2004
net art

Imprint explores notions of identity, memory and the traces we leave behind. What does legacy mean in the context of a disposable society for which impermanence is the only constant?

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Lorenz’s Butterfly    [ work-in-progress ]
net art

An interactive web piece which draws its inspiration from Edward Lorenz’s famous quotation on the subject of Chaos Theory:

“When a butterfly flutters its wings in one part of the world, it can eventually cause a hurricane in another …”

Rhapsody on a Windy Night: Redux     [ work-in-progress ]
net art

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Surveillance 2004
net art

Surveillance is a net art installation which explores the phenomenon of webcam surveillance on the Internet and its capacity to conjoin spaces near and far – physical and virtual – public and private. Housed within a single webpage, 15 smaller windows are gradually assembled security-camera style into a 5×3 matrix offering a near real-time glimpse of webcams situated around the world.

Unlike the fast-paced abbreviated snapshot of life depicted in a typical news broadcast, Surveillance attempts to show the world unfolding and moving to its own rhythm. It offers the chance to observe with the attendant possibility for things to happen – or simply be.

Exhibition History:

Global Crossings Gallery, Curators: Dennis Summers and Choy Kok Kee
Leonardo Electronic Almanac, Cambridge, MA, USA. 2006