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Rockefeller New Media Foundation Proposal

Author
Knipp, Tammy
Abstract
A work in progress, CASE STUDY 9983 is a performance-like interactive installation which encompasses and merges art, science, technology and culture. Through electronic media, the participant engages in a physical simulation of a near-death experience. A supplement to CASE STUDY 9983, CASE STUDY 9983-B is a wall mount display of polygraph recordings of the participant's physical
responses-emulating scientific data. In the context of fine arts. CASE STUDY 9983/CASE STUDY
9983-B models a psychophysiological clinical case study (a study of the mind-body perspective) of an
event-related mediated environment researching commonalities and differences among cultural and
gender perceptions to a virtual simulation of implied danger. CASE STUDY 9983/CASE STUDY
9983-B is a hybrid, expanding the scope of new media to include alternative directions for research,interactions and fusions.
Date Issued
2006-07-24Subject
Installation Art; Interactive Art; Sculpture; Kinetic Art; Computer Art; Video