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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: Campbell, Jim
Abstract: Two projects are proposed that look at computer data as a malleable construct and suggest&#xD;
possible directions for what a fictional data type might be in the context of artistic based&#xD;
representations. The first work Walking is a dynamic light based installation that involves the&#xD;
representation of a series of 1 dimensional computer data streams as a series of 1 dimensional&#xD;
representations over time as rhythms of light and uses physical objects to bring meaning to the&#xD;
computer rendering of this handmade fictional data. The second work Weather Projection is a&#xD;
web based work that internally starts with the data of a few descriptive words that define he&#xD;
circumstances in a distant location and magnifies and exaggerates these words to the extreme&#xD;
point of creating a personal narrative movie (with the help of the viewer). These two works are&#xD;
at opposite ends of a spectrum that is defined by the complexity of the transformation used to&#xD;
represent a piece of data.</description>
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