Ars Electronica 2003
Ars Electronica 2003

Summary/Abstract: The festival of electronic art included installations, such as interactive Internet projects. Also, there were art exhibitions and concerts. “Deep Walls” by Scott Snib from the U. S. A. referred to both the beginning of art and Platonic idea of a cave. S. Hauert and D. Reichmuth from Switzerland showed an interactive installation entitled „Instant City“. It was a computer game, with pyramids, and other architectural structures. J. Manor from the U. S. A. showed video and audio installations entitled “Cinema Fabrique”. Mayawa Denka from Japan showed an orchestra playing computer-generated music. “Messa di Voce” by La Barbara and J. Blonka was an intriguing action painting spectacle. Painters showed their electronic art, which they considered as an equivalent of “paper and canvas” paintings.

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