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    <title>2005 Rockefeller New Media Foundation Proposal</title>
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    <description>Title: 2005 Rockefeller New Media Foundation Proposal
Authors: Browning, Drew; Barbier, Annette
Abstract: The river journey is the form of this installation in which a participant is a traveler&#xD;
in a mythic voyage through the ages of a nation, Vietnam. Beginning at dawn, the&#xD;
participant navigates through three levels: a past lived close to nature, a time of&#xD;
horrific upheaval and violence, and a time of adapting and rebuilding. The&#xD;
participant will encounter a dim space with a 9x12' screen and a suspended&#xD;
game paddle. Approaching the screen will trigger an initial animated sequence&#xD;
inviting the viewer to "play". Interaction is accomplished both with the paddle&#xD;
functions and by moving physically within the space. Although this is not literally&#xD;
a video game, it echoes video game techniques and formulas, inverting the&#xD;
typical first person shooter game form and inviting an experience of a different&#xD;
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