“Tree“, 2007 by Shingo Inao. MDF, pine, speaker cable, XLR plug, XLR connector, speaker unit, CD player, amplifier.

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“Bassline Baseline, 2005 by Nate Harrison. Video. Single channel digital video with sound.

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“The outland”, 2009 by Fabien Giraud and Raphael Siboni. Platform 6DOF, cabin in resin, aluminium structure, sound system.

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“Revolving Realities”, 2010 by Carsten Goertz, Martin Hesselmeier, Andreas Muxel and Marcus Schmickler.

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An online ambient musicbox, which generates its sounds using the orbital/year frequencies of most of the major bodies of our solar system.

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The Quiver is a shoulder strap with wallet pocket and a pocket for your digital gear(your iPhone, iPod or …) with inSound controls, a soft control keypad based on Fibretronic’s CONNECTEDwear. Change a song, adjust the volume or answer a call with the Quiver’s inSound exterior keypad.

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»YELLOW MONOCHROME«, 2008 by A kills B.

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»On the Town«, 2008 by Simon Ripoll-Hurier.

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»Song of Solomon«, 2006 is an aleatoric audio collage, an 8-channel audio installation that samples many versions of ‘Mbube’, aka ‘Wimoweh’ aka ‘The Lion Sleeps Tonight’, in a sonic tribute to the song’s dead author Solomon Linda. By Julian Jonker and Ralph Borland.

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“Sound Drift”, 2005 by Timo Kahlen and Ian Andrews.

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