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Search Voyeur
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Magellan's Search Voyeur gives the visitor a peek at what others are
searching for.
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A Description of the Equator and Some OtherLands
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A project by Philip Pocock, Florian Wenz, Udo Noll and Felix Stephan Huber
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unendlich, fast...
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A project by Holger Friese
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Projekt "Fahrenheit 451"
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A psuedo-interactive project (response pages that do nothing) that may have some sort of meaning if you know the context.
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Location Sculpture System
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A project by Eva Wohlgemuth and Andreas Baumann
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Auftragsdiebstahl/Order a Theft
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A project by Christine Meierhofer
Review
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Barrington Times
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Incomplete Web-newspaper as unintentional Web commentary.
See also the Barrington Online Page
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Bristol Phoenix
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Incomplete Web-newspaper as unintentional Web commentary. (And yes, it is almost identical to the above newpaper site.)
See also the Bristol Online Page
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Light on the Net Project
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Teleoperated Light Board in Japan
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traces of a constructed city
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The city of Berlin as only seen through its construction sites.
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Net Inhabitants
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Portrait of the Net.
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NSK Electronic Embassy
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A non-location specific embassy for a non-geographically based nation.
Review
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R1
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Rather cryptic Russian Web-art.
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URL Body
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Web art by Gary Zebington at cyber-body artist Stelarc's web site:
VRML figure evolves in response to hits on his web pages.
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Komar and Melamid: Most Wanted Paintings
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A web version of an older work: information collected on the web leads to creation of "most wanted" paintings.
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vimudeap
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The "virtual museum of dead places." A collection of images of abandoned buildings.
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Netzbikini
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Download the pattern, make a bikini, photograph yourself wearing it, and send in a photo to be displayed on the Web site...
By the same artist: Computer Aided Curating
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Everything is a substitute for something else
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Hypertext and conspiracy theory
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Tourist Survival Script
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Web art about travels in India
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6168
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A project by Sharon Matarazzo and Peter Horvath
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Please Change Beliefs
A project located at
adaweb
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A project by Jenny Holzer
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Mondimat
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A project by Stephen Linhart
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The SP's Project
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A pithy project which makes limited use of formalist strategies.
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PigVision
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A project originating from the Tasmanian School of Art at Hobart which explores the interface
of art and science.
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Peeping Tom
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Peepingtom is a Signals artist in residence project,
financially supported by the Arts Council of England and
Eastern Arts and exists simultaneously online and in the FirstSite Gallery, Colchester.
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Form(al) Art
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The Multi-Cultural Recycler
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Takes web-camera images and combines them.
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Remedy for Information Disease
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Information-technology homeopathy.
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Pleasured Spaces
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A collaboration by Barbara DeGenevieve, Paula Levine, and Lauren Weinger.
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Mt. Fuji Server
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Although the teleoperated camera may not be currently working, the archive of images of Mt. Fuji taken by it make interesting
references to Japanese art history, and the significance of images of Mt. Fuji.
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Information War
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The navy's fully Hollywood-ized information warfare web site, where you can be your own Sandra Bullock, accompanied by the "Mission Impossible" theme song.
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