Category Archives: digital art

Mixed Realities Symposium

Posted on February 6, 2008 by egordon

This Friday, February 8, I will be leading a panel discussion at the Mixed Realities symposium at Emerson College. The panel is titled “Immersion, Presence and Place.” Participants include John (Craig) Freeman, Usman Haque (via Second Life), Pierre Proske (via … Continue reading →

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What if the landscape had no words

Posted on March 1, 2006 by egordon

This project is a surprisingly unsettling look at the relationship between words and the urban environment.  By blocking out text in urban environments, it nicely displays the power words have in shaping subject perspective, position, and interpretation.  The      … Continue reading →

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Visible Evidence

Posted on August 25, 2005 by egordon

I’m sitting in my hotel room in Montreal after attending the Visible Evidence conference.  It’s been years since I’ve attended this conference, and I’m glad to be back in the fold.  It’s really a quite sophisticated gathering in many respects.  … Continue reading →

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Realism Lacks Presence

Posted on August 3, 2005 by egordon

Communicating the body at a distance.  Seems to be all the rage these days.  This project R*Emote Mirror sets up a mirror in New York and another in Seoul.  A full length mirror in each site shows the outline of … Continue reading →

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