Did you miss the multimedia biennale ENTER or did you forget to buy the festival catalogue? Now we are giving you a chance to buy this year´s catalogue online! Order the latest ENTER catalogue which will give you a thorough insight on the entire event and don´t forget to add catalogues from the last ENTER [...]

The course of the 5th art | sci | tech biennale ENTER was captured and monitored by numerous domestic as well as some foreign media. In mid-April, about thirty artists, academic scholars and new technology professionals came to Prague to present their artworks or contributions to the discussion on the condition of contemporary arts that [...]

Thanks to our cameras, you are getting an extraordinary chance to go through and enjoy the Datapolis exhibition once again. The exhibition took place in the Gallery of National Technical Library between April 14 – 17, 2011 in the framework of international art | sci | tech | biennale ENTER. On our Vimeo channel dedicated to the [...]

Interactive projection inspired by never-ending changing of the landscape. The whole cycle of abstract patterns representing the powers as well as real landscapes is divided into parts and each is started with near passing visitors. Creatures moving around in any environment leave behind traces of their presence. They consume, multiply, adapt the landscape to their [...]

Spatial memory game. It uses a hand-held solid-plastic cube as its only interface. On-screen it appears each face of the cube contains a little room, each of which are logically connected by doors. In one of these rooms is a character. By tilting the cube the player directs this character from room to room in [...]

In order to study the spatial and material qualities of wireless networks, the authors built a WiFi measuring rod that visualizes WiFi signal strength as a bar of lights. When moved through space the rod displays changes in the WiFi signal. Long-exposure photographs of the moving rod reveal cross sections of a network’s signal strength.

Third piece of the ‘The Hacking Monopolism Trilogy’ Stealing 1 million Facebook profiles, filtering them with face-recognition software and then posting them on a custom-made dating website, sorted by their facial expression characteristics.