Rhizome.org Member: carlos katastrofsky

request for collaboration

carlos katastrofsky — 2006-08-04T16:05:56+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
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Media Ontology - Mapping of Social and Art History of Novi Sad

carlos katastrofsky — 2006-05-29T14:28:17+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
Media Ontology -
Mapping of Social and Art History of Novi Sad
Curated by Zoran Pantelić and Kristian Lucić

Opening: Wednesday, 31. 05. 2006, 7.00 p.m.
Symposium and book presentation:
Thursday, 01. 06. 2006, 2.00 - 6.00 p.m., "On Media Ontology", moderated
by Georg Schöllhammer
(springerin, documenta)
With Cosmin Costinas (documenta Büro Wien), Vuc Ćosić (Netart Veterane),
Kristian Lukić (Museum of
Contemporary Art Novi Sad / Eastwood ), Zoran Pantelić (kuda.org /
Apsolutno), Felix Stalder (Openflows
Networks Ltd.).
Presentation of the book "The Absolute Report", edited by Association
Apsolutno, in cooperation with
Inke Arns, Andreas Broeckmann, Lev Manovich, Geert Lovink, u.a.,
published by springerin/revolver

Duration of the exhibition : 01. 06.- 21. 06. 2006
Monday - Friday, 2.00 - 6.00 p.m.
Place: Galerie ArtPoint
Universitätsstraße 5, 1010 Vienna
A Project by: KulturKontakt Austria in cooperation with
springerin - Hefte für Gegenwartskunst and documenta-office Wien

Admission free!

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welcometothejungle

carlos katastrofsky — 2006-05-09T18:33:42+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
welcometothejungle
http://katastrofsky.cont3xt.net/jungle

randomness is the subconscious of machines. dreaming at night, when power
is off, they can't find a way to access their logic operations. so
everything that remains is randomness, generated by rays of energy from
outer space.
far below the power that is needed to turn the machine (or at least parts
of it) on, these tiny amounts of energy generate dreams in anorganic
brains...
but how can one get access to these dreams? filtering possibilities
through randomness allows a machine to express itself. if you look close
enough, you will see the hidden code lying underneath...

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Re: [ann][work] internet art for poor people

carlos katastrofsky — 2006-02-11T17:56:59+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
hi,

mmmh... this piece is just a sketch of thoughts that come up sometimes:
art and computer related art especially is always linked to wealth... we
all know this and this is obviously accepted by us all.
but sometimes this makes me think...

about the link in this page:
i think it's not definitely necessary for the piece but the linked site
tells you the current state of affairs and (imho), by that, says something
about the development of the piece's message.

> I like the irony of this page being used in an art project, and
> referring to itself (it, an external component of the artwork) as "The
> Big Picture." :)

thanks...

[...]

> questions of what is/ isn't art and how external objects are
> used & referenced by artists, so I'm tempted to ask what the
> difference is between building the page that you did vs straight up
> linking to it... Or maybe that's what you feel you did...?

i build the page simply because this statuscode normally says something
like "...was not found on this server" which i thought would not be strong
enough.

i don't consider it to be an artwork because this page was built by me...
i think it's the whole thing- the concept and the page, regardless whoever
it made or even if it was not made by anyone (like generative works)- what
makes an artwork. and, of course, the impact on the viewer.

thanks for the link to the mp3 of the panel...

regards,
carlos

>
> marisa
>
>
> On 2/10/06, carlos katastrofsky wrote:
>> http://aqua.subnet.at/carlos/projekte/netart/404_poor/
>>
>> thinking about some statistics regarding internet access and wealth...
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[ann][work] internet art for poor people

carlos katastrofsky — 2006-02-10T19:51:22+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
http://aqua.subnet.at/carlos/projekte/netart/404_poor/

thinking about some statistics regarding internet access and wealth...

Re: "Russian roulette" on Russian Christmas

carlos katastrofsky — 2006-01-08T13:01:08+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
seems "russian roulette" held a bullet for me...

c.

On Sat, 07 Jan 2006 23:14:08 +0100, manik wrote:

> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_roulette (necessary facts about
> *subject*)
>
> Hi Carlos Katastrofsky:-),
> Why don't you take automatic revolver and play that game along?
> Because it's automatic-You are winner!(for sure).You like to win?You
> like, I see that in your syntax,in your text, appearance?
> Russian roulette in our days became synonym mainly for
> feign something,some small gambling acquire or fake disillusion
> behavior.(Forget"Dear hunter",that's
> war glorification,because weakling Nick's looser,and real American hero
> De Niro/I've forgot his name in film-stay alive...)
> Last few year "Serbian roulette"became popular:it's game
> when (mostly) young people drive trough city at night,full speed,without
> light,trough semaphore red light...
> So far about hundred people(most innocent)
> are dead,and few hundred are wound...Or we can put bet on chaste of
> heroine(pure one kill,not mixed).Here in Belgrade is 20Euro for
> gram,pure and legal from Kosovo which is under USA jurisdiction.You can
> play&gambling cheap.Aren't you boy with money,brave Russian roulette
> player?
> Today is orthodox Christmas(don't vory I'm not baptize,so it won't be
> religious attack),this day remind me on long tradition of,for this
> occasion I can said"Russian school".As you can see this"game"
> could be symbol for lose illusion,tsarist officers first
> *roulette*gambler, vere proud people(see film"Siberian barber"by
> Nikhita Mikhalkow),also Russian roulette could be expression of
> proto-nihilist "Weltanschauung",
> specific sentiment for world in which human life represent only more or
> less phenomenon
> among other which could be put on edge same as everything else,for
> bright ideal mostly,but for money also.
> In one main line:Russian roulette is maybe last romantic *confront*with
> God's will/Destiny.Even Van Gogh was bit in that "style".
> Last years "New-brutality",from media, MTV(idiots who roll in
> nails,wound them self's on different ways...),brutal talk show who
> degrade average people(they pay for they 15 sec. of glory,but there's
> still something sad in their uncover..,
> over new kung-foo films,to artist like Marina Abramovich and Marco B.who
> pretend dangerous,blinding
> all over,for good money,make middle aged people fall in amok(post
> hippie,rich people
> sorrow for youth,post RAF&Brigatte Rose frustration&intellectual covered
> capitalistic aesthetic (which is
> worst of all.)So what are you doing:you ask me to risk and put my
> computer which is precious for me
> because my income are so insignificant that I don't want to shame you
> with number.You aspect me
> to risk to get viruses after I pay 30euros for repairing computer few
> days ago?Silly young man!
> Idle,without knowledge about,in the first place symbolic background of
> every move in art,because artist have no
> other field for express attitude and place in symbolic hierarchy(of The
> World )except formalization in art.
> Your formalization with Russian roulette show us that your sense for
> value(considered other man's money and symbolic investment )are on
> mushroom level.
> Actually you said:"Play with me if you don't care for money(computer).If
> you have money,you can play with me.Money make that we can play my
> game.You can't play my game,because you don't have money..."
> I'm not "Art Guard",I'm avant-garde,and I haven't seen such
> stupid work as yours for a long time
> Mary Christmas
>
> MANIK
>
> MORE FACT ABOUT RUSSIAN ROULETTE
> _______________________________________
>
> Russian Roulette is also the title of a game show produced by
> the Game Show Network.
> Russian Roulette is the title of a 1986 album by German heavy metal
> band Accept.
> Roulette Russe (French for "Russian roulette") is the title of the
> second album of Alain Bashung.
>
> Russian roulette is the practice of placing one round in a revolver,
> spinning the cylinder and closing it into the firearm without looking,
> aiming the revolver at one's own head in a suicidal fashion, and pulling
> the trigger. The number of rounds placed in the revolver can vary. As a
> gambling game, toy guns are often used to simulate the practice. The
> number of deaths caused by this practice are unknown.
>
>
> http://www.wilmott.com/messageview.cfm?catid=26&threadid=26617
>
>
> http://www.straightdope.com/classics/a991022.html
>
>
> http://www.all-russian-roulette.com/how.htm
>

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russian roulette - call for contribution

carlos katastrofsky — 2006-01-07T14:16:59+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
call for contribution

"russian roulette"
( http://aqua.subnet.at/carlos/projekte/netart/roulette/ )
is a game that could end harful for your computer. click on a provided
download button and get a file... but who knows which file? a picture?
sound? a virus?

at the moment the variety in files is very poor, so please contribute a
small file (<50k) to "russian roulette". there's no prize to win, but if
your file is accepted your name will show up at the site as "contributing
artist"

please send the file as attachment to: carlos.katastrofsky/at/gmx.net

thanks & all the best
carlos

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[ann] [work] new work: russian roulette

carlos katastrofsky — 2006-01-04T22:16:52+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
new work: russian roulette

play the sometimes lethal game with your computer's life:
http://aqua.subnet.at/carlos/projekte/netart/roulette/

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Re: new name for Net Art News?

carlos katastrofsky — 2005-12-05T15:26:29+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
tomorrows new media exorcists

On Mon, 05 Dec 2005 15:55:05 +0100, Pall Thayer
wrote:

> It doesn't smell any more than "new media". Maybe I'll just use it as a
> nom de plume, "new work by Art Tomorrow".
>
> Best r.
> Art
>
> On 5.12.2005, at 09:48, marc wrote:
>
>> I agree,
>>
>> 'Tomorrow' smells.
>>
>> marc
>>
>>
>>> As Ryan I don't like the avantgarde connotation of Tomorrow
>>>
>>> Among others I like
>>>
>>> Art_Radar
>>>
>>> annie
>>>
>>>
>>> On 12/5/05, *Pall Thayer* >>> > wrote:
>>>
>>> _Art_Tomorrow_
>>> What we're doing today and you'll be doing tomorrow
>>>
>>>
>>> On 5.12.2005, at 07:04, marc wrote:
>>>
>>> > (the) hamster gazette
>>> >
>>> > m.
>>> >
>>> >> (the) sprout out
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marisa Olson"
>>> >> >
>>> >> To: < list@rhizome.org >
>>> >> Sent: Sunday, December 04, 2005 3:49 PM
>>> >> Subject: RHIZOME_RAW: new name for Net Art News?
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>> Dear readers,
>>> >>>
>>> >>> I'm writing to solicit your advice. We would like to change
>>> the name
>>> >>> of Net Art News and I'd like your input on a new name.
>>> >>>
>>> >>> As Lauren mentioned in a recent note to you, Rhizome is
>>> currently
>>> >>> redesigning our site. This is an exciting moment in which we
>>> are
>>> >>> thinking about all the recent developments in our field and how
>>> >>> Rhizome can reflect, support, and foster them.
>>> >>>
>>> >>> On the editorial side, my goal with Net Art News has been to
>>> broaden
>>> >>> our scope and reach, getting more international in our
>>> coverage and
>>> >>> also covering not only internet art but also software art,
>>> >>> performance, sound art, data visualization, technology-enabled
>>> >>> social
>>> >>> sculpture, locative media, video, and the myriad other branches
>>> >>> of new
>>> >>> media practice.
>>> >>>
>>> >>> While we are by no means giving up on net art, the title Net
>>> Art
>>> >>> News
>>> >>> no longer reflects the breadth of the publication. The first
>>> and
>>> >>> simplest title that comes to mind is 'Media Art News,' but of
>>> course
>>> >>> this is potentially dry. I'm also not necessarily looking to
>>> split
>>> >>> hairs over the phrases 'media art' and 'new media art.' The
>>> title
>>> >>> needs to be rather short, self-descriptive, and hopefully also
>>> >>> inviting.
>>> >>>
>>> >>> What are your suggestions? Any feedback would be greatly
>>> >>> appreciated.
>>> >>> If you'd like to refamiliarize yourself with Net Art News, you
>>> can
>>> >>> look up previous pieces, by month, here:
>>> >>>
>>> >>> http://rhizome.org/netartnews/index.php
>>> >>>
>>> >>> With thanks,
>>> >>> Marisa
>>> >>>
>>> >>>
>>> >>> + + +
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>>> >>> Editor & Curator at Large
>>> >>> Rhizome.org
>>> >>>
>>>
>>>
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calls - blog & list is moving

carlos katastrofsky — 2005-12-01T14:48:39+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
dear all,
due to easier servicing the calls blog is moving to blogspot

http://atcalls.blogspot.com/

and gets a new name: atCalls (for art & theory calls).
please update your bookmarks and feedreaders. the new feeds are:

atom - feed:
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rss - feed:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/atCalls
(note the capital C in the middle)

and, as you might have noticed on the blog, the weekly digest will be
published now through googlegroups. sign up here:

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note: existing subscriptions will be automatically moved.

all the best,
carlos

(no subject)

carlos katastrofsky — 2005-11-24T14:34:05+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
daily: the statistical data of carlos katastrofsky:

http://katstat.blogspot.com

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tagged exhibition - net/art?

carlos katastrofsky — 2005-11-17T16:03:54+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
tagged exhibition - net/art?
i'm currently experimenting with del.icio.us - tags. the idea is to make an exhibition which can be seen in various layers thanks to tagging...
have a look: http://del.icio.us/carlos.katastrofsky
this project is a work in progress and started recently after a discussion about curating with marisa s. olson and lu�s silva here: http://vercodigofonte.blogspot.com/2005/11/on-blogging-as-curating.html and while reading the comments on rhizome about lev manovich's article "Remix and Remixability"...
by now it's just a concept/ sketch, but:
comments are always welcome!
regards,
carlos

free art

carlos katastrofsky — 2005-11-13T17:24:00+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
free interactive readymade (works only if you have a del.icio.us - account)

1) open a website of your choice
2) tag it with "interactive readymade by carlos katastrofsky"
3) now you own a readymade collaboratively done by you and me

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10 questions / painting vs. coding / art

carlos katastrofsky — 2005-11-11T08:29:03+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
hi,
just a few notes on the comments to the "10 questions":
------------
@judsoN

> would it be more or less effective of a piece if you did it in a language of your choice?

this is a bit difficult to answer for me. a piece of net.art itself isn`t more or less effective in different languages, unless it deals with the additional layer of "language" itself. but language is a point in making net - related art. to me its very important to discuss some pieces because a kind of "audience" is always a part of it. either the people i discuss with on different topics or the ones who look at my stuff and react upon it. in this sense the language makes a piece more effective,because if i do something in english more people react to it. i tried many times to start discussions or presenting pieces on german (which is my native language) mailinglists. the only answers came from a troll...
and, in fact, real >discussions< on these lists are generally very rare.

-----------
painting vs. coding

- is programming just a skill or an artistic process?
i think both is possible. i once got to know a sculptor who made exactly the sculptures he had (eidetic) in mind/ planned. so sculpting was just a tool to visualize his thoughts/ cocepts. on the other hand there are many who use sculpting as a process. i think it's the same with programming, so in my opinion the question if someone has to have programming skills or not to be a "new media" - artist isn't the point. important is just the quality of what he/ she does (and i don't think here in "good" or "bad" - terms).

------------
"art"

to me it's very interesting that most of the people here use the term "art" for their work. i'm far from judging if something is actually art or not, but why "art"? in my opinion the term itself focusses (strictly seen) on something that began with the renaissance and ended in the 19th century - l'art pour l'art. before this it was just an attribute of religion, afterwards it's more a kind of discourse.

regards,
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Re: 10 questions a net.artist has to be aware of

carlos katastrofsky — 2005-11-08T19:54:32+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
this was a kind of an emotional statement, partly to the readers, partly to myself. sometimes i'm missing questions that people on the street would ask, so i asked myself which questions this could be and which clich�s are around this type of art...
so, to me it's like this:
1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 are standard questions about works from the art - field
3, 9, 10 are more related to net (or even web-) art.
(two notes:
9) i personally don't think a hacker is a criminal - far away from that. but normally for most of the people it's like hacker = cracker = bad = ...
10) deals with the "nerd" - clich�: people sitting in front of their computers with no contacts to the "real" world)
(surely these 10 questions are not enough, but it was just a momentary reaction)

and, yes: judsoN, i think you said much of what i am not able to say this way (my english, writing skills...)

thanks for reacting!

regards,
carlos

> Why should a net artist be awareof these questions?
>
> I think I am missing the point
>
> :P
>
> michael kargl wrote:
>
> > 1) what is it?
> > 2) why is it art?
> > 3) is programming art?
> > 4) why are you doing that?
> > 5) who is paying for such a s**t ?
> > 6) do you make a lot of money with your art?
> > 7) are you famous?
> > 8) what are you talking about?
> > 9) are you a hacker ? (read: are you a criminal/ terrorist?)
> > 10) have you ever had sex?
> >
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> > http://tinyurl.com/dc655
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10 questions a net.artist has to be aware of

carlos katastrofsky — 2005-11-07T15:10:45+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
1) what is it?
2) why is it art?
3) is programming art?
4) why are you doing that?
5) who is paying for such a s**t ?
6) do you make a lot of money with your art?
7) are you famous?
8) what are you talking about?
9) are you a hacker ? (read: are you a criminal/ terrorist?)
10) have you ever had sex?

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Re: Fw: RHIZOME_RAW: ORIGINAL EMOTIONAL POST

carlos katastrofsky — 2005-09-22T13:14:19+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
> Are you referencing my extremely emotional post ?
> MANIK

not directly. i just mis/used your statement for advertising. this happened in a state of emotion, too.
carlos

> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "carlos katastrofsky"
> To: "manik" ;
> Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2005 1:32 PM
> Subject: Re: Fw: RHIZOME_RAW: ORIGINAL
>
>
> > this is ORIGINAL:
> > http://aqua.subnet.at/carlos/projekte/netart/original/
> > how can you say this is better?
> > ;-)
> > >
> > > ----- Original Message -----
> > > From: manik
> > > To: list@rhizome.org
> > > Sent: Wednesday, September 21, 2005 9:47 PM
> > > Subject: Fw: RHIZOME_RAW: ORIGINAL
> > >  
> > > ----- Original Message -----
> > > From: manik
> > > To: list@rhizome.org
> > > Sent: Saturday, May 21, 2005 5:49 PM
> > > Subject: RHIZOME_RAW: ORIGINAL
> > >  
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > THIS IS BETTER THAN ORIGINAL
> > > MANIK
> > >
> >
>
>
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Re: Fw: RHIZOME_RAW: ORIGINAL

carlos katastrofsky — 2005-09-22T11:32:31+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
this is ORIGINAL:
http://aqua.subnet.at/carlos/projekte/netart/original/
how can you say this is better?
;-)
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: manik
> To: list@rhizome.org
> Sent: Wednesday, September 21, 2005 9:47 PM
> Subject: Fw: RHIZOME_RAW: ORIGINAL
>  
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: manik
> To: list@rhizome.org
> Sent: Saturday, May 21, 2005 5:49 PM
> Subject: RHIZOME_RAW: ORIGINAL
>  
>
>
>
> THIS IS BETTER THAN ORIGINAL
> MANIK
>

Re: Portable Gallery's open zone is looking for new digital art

carlos katastrofsky — 2005-09-10T08:06:21+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
quote: >> For works submitted to Open Exhibition at The Portable Gallery, we reserve the right to show the works at PlayStation Portable events or during promotional activities. <<
source: http://www.portable-gallery.com/open_zone/open_exhibition/how.aspx

hmmm... ?

> ThirdPlaceGallery.org have been upgraded into the new
> www.portable-gallery.com
>
> In the Portable Gallery you can join our Open Exhibition and show your latest art pieces, films, music, photos and web sites.
>
> Selected artists will be commissioned and displayed
> in the flash gallery. The commissions will be selected from works uploaded to the Open Exhibition in the Open Zone. This part of the gallery is open to all subscribers so please submit your new works to this new upgraded gallery experiment .
>
> Selected works that have been uploaded to Third Place Gallery have
> already been upgraded to Portable-Gallery's Open Zone,
>
> All the best
>
> Jonas Lindberg
> Curator
> www.portable-gallery.com
> www.thirdplacegallery.org
>
> Supported by PlayStation Portable
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Re: how many people on RAW

carlos katastrofsky — 2005-09-07T17:36:33+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
9 ..yeah!

> 5  giselle beiguelman wrote:
> and 4 
> 2005/9/7, ENSEMBLE AUTRECHOSE :
>  --- miklos@sympatico.ca wrote:  > >lets start counting: > > > >1 > > > > and now 2 > > > and now 3 > >  > >    > >Thomas Petersen wrote: > > > >>Hey > >> > >> > >> > >>I'm just curious. Thought it would be interesting > to know how many  > >>people are on this list. Can't find any info on > the Rhizome site. > >> > >> > >> > >> > > > -- > > Miklos Legrady > 310 Bathurst st.  > Toronto ON. > M5T 2S3 > 416-203-1846 > 647-292-1846 > http://www.mikidot.com  + -> post: list@rhizome.org  -> questions: info@rhizome.org -> subscribe/unsubscribe: http://rhizome.org/preferences/subscribe.rhiz -> give: http://rhizome.org/support + Subscribers to Rhizome are subject to the terms set out in the Membership Agreement available online at http://rhizome.org/info/29.php
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update: entropy

carlos katastrofsky — 2005-08-21T21:26:30+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:

after some research and improvements "entropy" is now relaunched:

http://aqua.subnet.at/carlos/projekte/media/entropy/
short, but with ads: http://www.entropy.net.tf

article about entropy from neural (in italian): http://neural.it/nnews/entropy.htm

feedback welcome...

regards,
carlos

blog of calls

carlos katastrofsky — 2005-08-18T09:11:42+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
a few days ago i started a weblog listing calls for submission in a variety of fields affiliated with media, art and theory:
http://blog.subnet.at/calls
regards
carlos

boingboing article

carlos katastrofsky — 2005-08-16T11:41:58+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
i wonder if someone read this article:
http://www.boingboing.net/2005/08/08/vienna_netart_commun.html

there are some discussions going on here in vienna about this, ranging from "idiotic nerd stuff" to "the solution to all our problems"...

has anybody heard of somehow similar projects ? any experiences?

and: this sentence: "more than 100 net.art groups" (from the article) tempts me to call vienna the net.art capital of the world ;-) ... seems everybody is a net.artist here...

regards,
carlos

[ann][mov][link][art] SINS

carlos katastrofsky — 2005-08-01T07:47:34+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
dear all,
the video series SINS (stands for Sins Is Not Surface) is now finished, the last two parts are online.
find it here:
http://aqua.subnet.at/carlos/projekte/media/sins

::::
the video series SINS deals with different concepts of human �layers�. each of the five parts of SINS focuses on one of the following terms: surface, skin, fashion, architecture and screen.

the footage of each movie has been exclusively extracted from the web by means of searchengines and consists of approx. 1500 pictures as well as numerous audio- and videofiles. the short movies are - according to their thematical focus - technically constructed as tense representations of the www - material.
::::

comments are welcome!

regards,
carlos

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http://aqua.subnet.at/carlos
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[ann][netart] the original

carlos katastrofsky — 2005-07-15T07:55:53+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
get your free & unique artwork now!

http://aqua.subnet.at/carlos/projekte/netart/original/

--------------------
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http://aqua.subnet.at/carlos
carlos(dot)katastrofsky(at)gmx(dot)net

[ann][mov][art] SINS pt.3 - fashion

carlos katastrofsky — 2005-06-27T18:38:42+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
SINS part 3 - fashion

dear all,
part 3 of the video series SINS (stands for Sins Is Not Surface) is now
online. find it here:
http://aqua.subnet.at/carlos/projekte/media/sins

::::
the video series SINS deals with different concepts of human �layers�. each
of the five parts of SINS focuses on one of the following terms: surface,
skin, fashion, architecture and screen.

the footage of each movie has been exclusively extracted from the web by
means of searchengines and consists of approx. 1500 pictures as well as
numerous audio- and videofiles. the short movies are - according to their
thematical focus - technically constructed as tense representations of the
www - material.
::::

comments are welcome!

regards,
carlos

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[ann] [mov] SINS part 2 - skin

carlos katastrofsky — 2005-06-06T08:10:00+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
dear all,
i�m proud to announce the second part of the project SINS (stands for Sins
Is Not Surface). have a look at it here:
http://aqua.subnet.at/carlos/projekte/media/sins

::::
the video series SINS deals with different concepts of human �layers�. each
of the five parts of SINS focuses on one of the following terms: surface,
skin, fashion, architecture and screen.

the footage of each movie has been exclusively extracted from the web by
means of searchengines and consists of approx. 1500 pictures as well as
numerous audio- and videofiles. the short movies are - according to their
thematical focus - technically constructed as tense representations of the
www - material.
layer by layer the pictures and sounds make us aware of the im/possible
glance beneath any layer we encounter.
::::

comments are welcome!

greetings,
carlos

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[ann] [mov] SINS part 2 - skin

carlos katastrofsky — 2005-06-06T08:09:59+01:00

[ann] new project - SINS

carlos katastrofsky — 2005-05-24T20:31:29+01:00

carlos katastrofsky:
dear all,
i�m proud to announce the first part of my new project SINS (stands for Sins
Is Not Surface). have a look at it here:
http://aqua.subnet.at/carlos/projekte/media/sins

comments are welcome!

greetings,
carlos

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[ann] new project - SINS

carlos katastrofsky — 2005-05-24T20:31:28+01:00