Delicate Boundaries, Chris Sugrue, US
Digital technologies are integrating more and more with our everyday lives as the boundaries between virtual and real get closer.
The Delicate Boundaries installation creates a space where the goings-on within our digital devices are capable of stepping out into the physical world: small insects made of light jump out of the screen towards the spectators and make contact. As the two systems try to fathom each other out, they create a new realm of responsibilities, intimacy and boundaries between virtual and real.
Credits
Chris SugrueAbout the Creator
Chris Sugrue is an artist, designer and programmer living in New York City.
A graduate from Parsons School of Design, Surgue has worked in print, web and interaction design. She has been involved in several educational projects with the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum. Surgue’s investigations into art and technology have lead to unusual media art projects involving data visualizations, mobile phones, and video tracking, she has worked and held residencies at Ars Electronica FutureLab, Futurelab, Austria and Eyebeam, New York. She is the recent receipt of the Share Prize 2008.
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