30 Days of Running in Place
Ahmed Basiony‘s 30 Days of Running in Place was first presented at the Why Not exhibition in Cairo in 2010. Basiony performed daily for 30 days in a room enclosed in transparent plastic outside the Cairo Opera House and Palace of Arts – The artist jogged around the room wearing a plastic suit fitted with digital sensors that gathered and wirelessly transmitted data on his movements and physiological parameters – This information was in turn processed and projected on a large screen as an ever-changing visual and aesthetic reflection of the artist’s physical state. As a five-channel installation exhibited at Egyptian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2011, 30 Days was juxtaposed with videos recorded by Basiony during his participation in the January revolution, until he was killed by gunshot wounds inflicted by Egyptian Police snipers on January 28, 2011.
Homage to New York
Breaking and Entering the Lost Timeframe
[video src=http://vimeo.com/9047458]Warp
[video src= http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkhWh3ZzHQY]LSP: Laser / Sound Performance
“Transverse Temporal Gyrus” by Animal Collective and Danny Perez
9 evenings: theatre & engineering
Perhaps the most influential event joining art and technology in the 1960s, 9 evenings was held in October 1966 in New York.
Roberta Breitmore
Satellite Arts Project
Witnesses of the Future: Islamic Project
‘Islamic project started on 1996 as an installation and performance with interactive communication with public: purchasing souvenirs, filling questionnaire concerning their opinions about Futur