ZKM - digital arts museum

Nina, Philip and I drove to Karlsruhe to visit the digital arts museum. Seeing the history of digital and interactive art was both inspiring and grounding. I found myself back in many considerations from school.

Outside in a glass and water cage was a riot of light.

As you enter, if it catches your face, a drum will strike and sound your entry.


Audiobar - Mogens Jacobsen 2006


Sculptural piece that makes subtle sounds as your shadow passes it.


A robotic monk, spending six months writing the books of the bible in a precise, calligraphic hand.


Nina and Philip at the foot of the final twist in subtly disturbing, Alice-in-Wonderland staircase.


In the entryway as we left, I played with the spotlight a friend developed - it selects someone and follows them for a time, seemingly pleased and interested, then in a fit a pique disappearing to watch someone else - a flighty gaze.

Us.