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Open the current version of your Google Document “world one”: Click here

during the 5th stop on Virtuality Grand Tour http://www.pixelache.ac/helsinki/2012/5th-stop-on-virtuality-grand-tour/,  ”This online study group relates to practices, projects and communities engaged with the creation of digital tools and protocols that facilitate autonomous user control over the data that constitutes digital identity and digital  behaviour, and the exploration of the interfaces between  public / private, personal / social and real / virtual.

Friday I had the pleasure of offering a combination of the well known puzzle sudoku  and a photo safari as entertainment for the annual Christmas party at my job. As a test, it was a great success where many emerged  in the game. Those I talked to are both interested and very critical about what type of game and information they play with.

Can one accept a photograph as a representative of something that is not visible, for example, on the other side of a wall or wall? It is especially relevant when it represents knowledge about being present in a locality. Immediate recognition of foreign  information is possible even with very blurry photos. But it is hard to say to which extent. There still needs to be some kind of logic, the not logic or non-knowledge can hang on to or be connected to.

Immerjung research a visualization of grown ups walking one another in a pram suited for the situation. The project offer the experience of being driven around the city while lying down. As a parent an offen thought of exchange of experience, to be able to participate in the perception of a young child from within the pram.

We reach towards the art spectacle and the specific situation where people are open for experiment. The project invite local people and art communities to participate in intervention within local street life. We wish to find the best way to build the pram. We hope to cooperate with a producer of prams, and get access to knowledge about sustainability and maintenance testing. The building process can both be carried out in cooperation with a large company and a small scale team of black smiths. When finished the prams will be tested, the best routes explored and framework for the project in the city. Security and legal questions will also be taken care of.

There really is nothing like direct communication with the players; it’s a rush.
Jessica Mulligan

Here’s a video from the first project in september 2007.

A reading by Hilarius Hofstede of the titles making his installation Paleo Psycho Pop at Boom Pearls inside Second Life. read more about the project at boompearls.wordpress.com

http://clipkino.info/hosts/jon-paludan.html

i made a selection of online video clips for a ClipKino event. The first for the new Play With Them platform co-organised with Andrew Gryf Paterson.

I laid out a few EULAs from the project, Ze Moos suggestion for making art illegal and Mikkel Larris end user license for sleep and eat.