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Last update:16.07.2003
Date of print:


Eric Van Hove


Digital Golem

Mobile communication and cultural pluralism


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Kurzdarstellung

Kurzbeschreibung

Digital Golem is Belgian artist Eric Van Hove's proposal for an international art contest sponsored by UNESCO and the IAMAS aiming to promote digital art as an innovative and artistic reflection of our information society.
It will be presented at the "5th World Forum for Media Art and Culture" in Ogaki, Japan, in March 2004 (UTC - GMT +9 hours).
The proposed project consists of an unrecorded, world-scale, email-based, multi-language chat inspired by and starring Japanese cell phones: the world's leading portable communication device.
This chat will be a textual online exchange, symbolizing a digital human identity (the Golem), created and subsequently destroyed: it would live and die as a conversation does. Four media installations will permit World Forum visitors to "witness" the happening in real time at the Ogaki venue.

KünstlerInnen / AutorInnen

  • Eric Van Hove, Project director - artist

MitarbeiterInnen

  • Rosin Mattew, Develloper, Telebody Inc.
  • Koba Kumiko, Marketing advisor
  • Devriendt Genevieve, Architect

Entstehung

Japan, 2003-2004

Partner / Sponsoren

Telebody Inc.
http://www.transcri.be/digital/collaborators.html

Kommentar

call for participation & invitation

51 collaborators coming from 23 countries around the world have already joined Digital Golem so far.

Digital Golem is Belgian artist Eric Van Hove's proposal for an international art contest sponsored by UNESCO and the IAMAS aiming to promote digital art as an innovative and artistic reflection of our information society.
It will be presented at the "5th World Forum for Media Art and Culture" in Ogaki, Japan, in March 2004 (UTC - GMT +9 hours).
The proposed project consists of an unrecorded, world-scale, email-based, multi-language chat inspired by and starring Japanese cell phones: the world's leading portable communication device.
This chat will be a textual online exchange, symbolizing a digital human identity (the Golem), created and subsequently destroyed: it would live and die as a conversation does. Four media installations will permit World Forum visitors to "witness" the happening in real time at the Ogaki venue.

Homepage of the project =
http://www.transcri.be/digital/golem.html

List of actual collaborators and explanation =
http://www.transcri.be/digital/collaborators.html

Eric Van Hove
www.transcri.be



Eingabe des Beitrags

Eric Van Hove, 16.07.2003

Kategorie

  • Kulturprojekt

Schlagworte

  • Themen:
    • Repräsentation |
    • Community |
    • Medienkunst |
    • Soziale Systeme |
    • Augmented Reality |
    • Interaktivität |
    • Information |
    • Kulturelles Erbe |
    • Wearable Computing |
    • Archiv |
    • Interface |
    • Netzkunst |
    • Fiktion |
    • Konzeptuelle Arbeit |
    • Kollaboration |
    • Autor |
    • Mobile Computing |
    • Vernetzung |
    • E-Learning |
    • Cultural Studies |
    • Kommunikation |
    • Avatare |
    • Aktivismus |
    • Globalisierung |
    • Körper |
    • Performance Kunst |
    • Artistic Software |
    • Mensch-Maschine-Interaktion HCI |
    • öffentlicher Raum |
    • Internet
  • Formate:
    • Software |
    • Installation |
    • Projektion |
    • Telekonferenz |
    • interaktiv |
    • multi-user |
    • Internet |
    • Video |
    • vernetzt
  • Technik:
    • CAVE |
    • Drahtlose Kommunikation |
    • SMS |
    • Digitales Video |
    • GSM/ GPRS |
    • HTML/ DHTML

Ergänzungen zur Schlagwortliste

  • linux |
  • keitai |
  • Perl
  • netzspannung.org:
  • › Community/netzkollektor [link 02]

  • URL:

» http://www.transcri.…be/digital/golem.html [link 03]

  • Verlinkte Dateien:

  • › Technical Description [Microsoft® Word | 43 KB ] [link 04]
  • › System architecture diagram [PDF | 103 KB ] [link 05]
  • › Details of each installation [JPEG | 148 KB ] [link 06]
  • › Details about the chat-room [JPEG | 149 KB ] [link 07]
  • › Circulation of information diagram [JPEG | 103 KB ] [link 08]
  • › the circuit of information in the Golem project [JPEG | 103 KB ] [link 09]
  • › Details and infos about each media installation [JPEG | 148 KB ] [link 10]
  • › Details and infos about the chatroom design [JPEG | 149 KB ] [link 11]
Liste der Links in der Seite:
[link 1:] http://netzspannung.org/database/images/106133/106223/de
[link 2:] http://netzspannung.org/netzkollektor/
[link 3:] http://www.transcri.be/digital/golem.html
[link 4:] http://netzspannung.org/database/text/106202/Digital+Golem+Technical+Description+v1.doc
[link 5:] http://netzspannung.org/database/text/106183/golem-visio-1v2.pdf
[link 6:] http://netzspannung.org/database/images/106133/106244/de
[link 7:] http://netzspannung.org/database/images/106133/106249/de
[link 8:] http://netzspannung.org/database/images/106133/106254/de
[link 9:] http://netzspannung.org/database/images/106133/106211/de
[link 10:] http://netzspannung.org/database/images/106133/106216/de
[link 11:] http://netzspannung.org/database/images/106133/106221/de