Paper – Page 124 – ISEA Symposium Archives

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“The post-human imaginary and the body of the avatar” presented by Doyle

Tangible Media Communication Design in Future Home Environments: @home Project

Visual Information Design of Digital Picture Cards: A Computer-based Therapy for Aphasics

Design of Ambient Intelligence

“Grasping the untouchable: the externalization of virtually created entities” presented by Folan

“Nanotechnology, storytelling, sensing, and materiality” presented by Giroday

“The Aesthetic Beauty of the Artificial: when Prosthetic Bodies Become an Art Expression of Empowering Design Technologies” presented by Aceti

Green or not green: another glimpse of vanishing reality

“eye>hand>body>: data visualisation and the body in new media works” presented by Waterson and Richards

The Body without Organs: Deleuze and Guattari meet Romeo Castellucci

“Products of negotiation and spaces of possibility: quantum systems and interactive media art” presented by Levine

“Listening to the image: photography between representation and discourse” presented by Rubinstein

“Cyborgs and the duality of perception and morality in performative interaction” presented by Healy

“Shin’m: reshaping the perceived body with sound” presented by Kang

“MindTouch: Biosensor-Mobile Media Performance Practices” presented by Baker

“The dancing body as a screen: synchronising projected motion graphics onto the human form in contemporary dance” presented by Unknown presenters

“e. Menura Superba: posthuman dreams of ersatz animals” presented by Sade

“Hybrid bodies: bionic bodies, semi-living bodies, modified bodies” presented by Matewecki

“Material beliefs: designing speculatively with biotechnology for public engagement” presented by Kerridge

“Postbiology between protocol and manifest: portraiture of a passing specie” presented by Kera