bury your fears - bury your dreams

“bury your fears - bury your dreams“ is a multimedia work consisting of three interdependent parts:

• a real-life series of interventions at various german graveyards from 2014-2016
• a print-on-demand book available for purchase documenting and complementing the interventions
• a full-sim installation in the virtual world of second life, on view july to august 2016 at the sim  MetaLes curated by ux has

read more about the installation at the blogs Apmel's world, Echt Virtuell, Ziki Questi, Rezatar, Cait's world, the TV station AVIEW.TV, the SL destination guide, and probably several others that i've overlooked!

what remains

traces of communication 

what remains - performance and lecture for the Salon Ka_Lin organized by Katalin Marghescu. selavy gave an artist lecture explaining aspects of her work and organized a participatory networking performance. we even managed to meet oberon onmura during a brief visit in second life - despite the bad network connection at the Salon.

l'appel du vide

contribution to the VOIDBOOK soirée by Max Moswitzer and Margarete Jahrmann shown and performed at the Durchhaus Vienna and the Cabaret Voltaire Zurich. thanks so much for the opportunity, this was a lot of fun!

the trace of days

real-life exhibition at the projektraum streitfeld in munich, germany, june 2015. exhibition items included the project CONSTRUCT presented via a projector and screens, the block of 75 pages of code for CONSTRUCT, and a sculptural installation.

silence

mimesis monday received a LEA sim for her project TRANSIT’T, which consists of three parts: silence, breathe, and personality. mimesis invited one guest artist for each of the parts, and i was so lucky to be chosen for part 2: silence. silence - or Taciturnly, as mimesis calls it (read about her view here and some other links here) - is on view for one month. read opinions about the experience in Honour McMillan's blog and Ziki Questi's blog.

time machine

time machine - talk at the 2013 re-new conference in Copenhagen. thanks to alpha auer, who also had a talk in the same conference, and ichibot nishi for being in the audience. for those who couldn't come: you missed something! check the conference proceedings for the paper.

the true artist tries to save the world by slowing down time

performance for the The End of the World at Odyssey, 21.12.12, 1pm SLT. 

in a virtual world, such as Second Life, creating things causes server load. Such load can lead to considerable time lag, or time dilation, affecting every movement inworld. in her performance, selavy oh will try to create as much as possible to slow down time.

if she succeeds, then the flow of time will stop and the end of the world will never come.

wish her luck.