In this public intervention 'HIGHSCREEN' I revived dumped CRT screen from the streets of Berlin to show Internet art on them before they eventually go to electronic hell. Featured works in this intervention: '404' by JODI 1997, 'C.R.E.A.M.' by Evan Roth 2010, 'therevolvinginternet.com' by Constant Dullaart 2010, 'Super Mario Clouds' by Cory Arcangel 2002

Dans cette intervention publique, 'HIGHSCREEN', j'ai redonné vie à un écran cathodique dans les rues de Berlin afin d'y diffuser de l'art Internet, avant qu'il ne soit envoyé dans l'enfer de l'électronique. Les travaux présentés sur cet écran sont : '404' de JODI 1997, 'C.R.E.A.M' d'Evan Roth, 2010, 'therevolinginternet.com' de Constant Dullaart 2010, 'Super Mario Clouds' de Cory Arcangel, 2002 .

In der Intervention im öffentliche Raum 'HIGHSCREEN' habe ich in Berlin weggeworfenen Monitoren neues Leben eingehaucht und auf ihnen Internetkunst gezeigt, bevor sie auf ihren endgültigen Weg in die elektronische Hölle geschickt wurden. Gezeigte Arbeiten in dieser Intervention: '404' by JODI 1997, 'C.R.E.A.M.' von Evan Roth 2010, 'therevolvinginternet.com' von Constant Dullaart 2010, 'Super Mario Clouds' von Cory Arcangel 2002

'Dead Drops' is an anonymous, offline, peer to peer file-sharing network in public space. USB flash drives are embedded into walls, buildings and curbs accessable to anybody in public space. Everyone is invited to drop or find files on a dead drop. Plug your laptop to a wall, house or pole to share your favorite files and data. Each dead drop is installed empty except a readme.txt file explaining the project. ?Dead Drops? is open to participation.

The project 'Map' is a public space installation questioning the red map marker of the location based search engine Google Maps. "Find local businesses, view maps and get driving directions in Google Maps." With a small graphic icon Google marks search results in the map interface. The design of the virtual map pin seems to be derived from a physical map needle. On one hand the marker and information speech bubble next to it cast a shadow on the digital map as if they were physical objects. When the map is switched to satellite mode it seems that they become part of the city. On the other hand it is a simple 20 px graphic icon which stays always at the same size on the computer screen. The size of the life size red marker in physical space corresponds to the size of a marker in the web interface in maximal zoom factor of the map. Where is the center of a city? In the city center series 'Map' is set up at the exact spot where Google Maps assumes to be the city center of the city. Transferred to physical space the map marker questions the relation of the digital information space to every day life public city space. The perception of the city is increasingly influenced by geolocation services.