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Christina
McPhee
Client: Christina McPhee (New Media Artist)
An extensive overview of recent media art works and drawings of California-based
new media/visual artist and filmmaker Christina McPhee. Site features
interactive images and texts cross referenced by medium and project,
including in-depth audio and video content. |
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Janet
Cardiff & George Bures Miller
Client: Janet Cardiff & George Bures Miller, Berlin
An extensive web "catalogue" of the prolific production of works
of Cardiff & Miller. The site features media / image content,
given users an in depth "virtual" experience of their activities,
from audio walks, video walks, and installations. |
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Dreß & Wucherpfennig
Architekten
Client: Dreß & Wucherpfennig Architekten, Berlin
An online portfolio of the architecture firm, specialising in "AltBau'
renovations and additions. |
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Europeanisation
History Network
Web Design for the collaborative european history network
showcasing their paths of research towards publication / events.
Client: Humboldt University / Oxford University, Berlin / Oxford
Site features scholar profiles, abstracts and research outlines for
this large interdisciplinary network of historians. The site features
an animated map of Europe through several territorial transtitions. |
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Lynne
Marsh
Web Design for Canadian Video Artist.
Client: Lynne Marsh, Berlin
A documentation of the video works from Lynne Marsh. |
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Imagined Europeans
Logo & Web Design for the research project Imagined
Europeans: The sceintific construction of Homo-Europeaeus.
Client: Humboldt University, Berlin
Site features scholar profiles, abstracts for this large-scale group
research project and was designed with templates for self maintenance. |
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Graph
Theory - Composer project and web tool
Web Application Design of the
Composition project by Jason Freeman 2006
Client: Jason Freeman / Turbulence.org commission, NYC/Atlanta
Collaborating with American Composer, Jason Freeman, Leaky Studio
designed the interface of the interactive web application for Freeman's
semi-aleatory musical score. Users interact and create their own
paths through the music, generating a "weighted" modified score to
be played live either by a Solo violinist or cellist. |
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Did
Someone Say Participate?
Website for the publication
Client: Shumon Basar, Markus Miessen, London
In response to the beautiful book design from Abake (props!), Leaky
Studio adapted graphic content and style for the web based presentation
of the book. |
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Michel
de Broin
Website for the Canadian artist
Client: Michel de Broin, Berlin
Website was simply designed for self maintenance. A brief tutorial
was given based on pre-made templates allowing the client to update
the site himself. |
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Center
Berlin
Website for the the Berlin based Gallery
Client: Center Berlin, Berlin
Website was simply designed incorporating the existing typogrpahic
identity of the gallery and designed for self maintenance. A brief
tutorial was given based on pre-made templates allowing the client
to update the site themself. |
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Studio
Miessen
Website dedicated to the architectural studio
from Markus Miessen
Client: Markus Miessen, London
Website features the research and project activity of this young
"architect" whose work spans teaching, construction, research, editing
and text modes of output. |
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Wax
Factory
Contemporary Theatre Group
Client: Wax Factory, NYC
Site features the image / video documentation of this experimental
theatre group based in NYC. Mixing Flash and HTML the site is both
animated yet easy to maintain, featuring seductive background images
randomly activated upon subsequent site visits. |
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Wirtschafts
Aesthetik
Research project & Logo
Client: Martin Troendle, Berlin
A brief overview of the principal ideas behond the study of interface
between art and economy. |
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Paris:
Invisible City
A Sociological web opera on the city of Paris
Client: Bruno Latour / Ecole de mines (revamp in 2007: Centre Pompidou)
The first book of sociology on the web! Written by Bruno Latour with
photogrpahy from Emilie Hermant, the website was designed after the
A3 book version Paris: Ville Invisible. It is now available in 4
languages. |
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E.A.
1/1
A Fake fashion shop for an exhibition
Client: Silvio Vujicic, Zagreb
The site features the 203 collection of mens wear from this young
fashion designer, who in turn destroyed the clothes through water
exposure in his exhibition as a fake shop in Zagreb. |
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CCA
Kitakyushu
A site dedicated to the activities of the Center
for Contemporary Art, Kitakyushu
Client: CCA Kitakyushu, Japan
The site features the activities of the CCA, including an International
Artists Residence programme, publishing and project gallery. The
site was designed keeping in mind the particular ceiling feature
of their project space which is a series of grids. |
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Bridge
The Gap?
An interdisciplinary conference in Kitakyushu,
Japan, 2001
Client: Center for Contemporary Art, Kitakyushu
The site features the conference proceedings, participant biographies
and interactive presentations from the dynamic event, mixing architects,
scientists, theorists and artists. |
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