Greg Giannis | Austrália |
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The telematic, collaborative installation ‘FAÇADE’ took place in October 2004 at Federation Square, Melbourne, Australia. Images of the SBS/ACMI façade at Federation Square were projected onto the building itself and aligned to match the actual facade, except that the projected image was altered in colour. The public determined what colours and design were projected through a java web interface, with an image of the façade with basic tools for ‘painting’, allowing a participant anywhere in the world with access to the internet to determine what will be projected. The individual designs submitted by the participants were scheduled and played out over an evening, during the actual staging of the physical component of the event, allowing local participants to view the event on site, whilst those not able to physically attend were able to see the projections through a web cast of the event. BIOGRAFIA DOS AUTORES: Hybrid-media artist, software design engineer, and teacher. Have exhibited locally (National Museum of Australia. Canberra, Experimental Art Foundation, Adelaide, Experimenta, Melbourne and Nationally, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney) and internationally (including New Extensions of Technology 1.0 Conference, Sweden 2000, Exchange 2000 Art & Design Conference, Bristol UK, V and VI Salon Y Coloquio Internacional de Arte Digital, Havana, Cuba, Off Corso Fringe Festival- Rotterdam, Generative Art Conference 2001 – Milan and The Irish Museum of Modern Art, Net.Art Open), presented papers at international media art conferences including cyberart, bilbao, spain 2004. Working mostly but not exclusively with communications systems, software and interactive installations.
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