| a code-project by : |
| Rainer Mandl + [n:ja] |
| producer: -- |
| link: www.aec.at/CODeDOCII |
| year of production: 2003 |
| sound: -- |
| medium: web-application |
| comment: -- |
To conceive a net-project via its scripted code or to embed the code as an artistic media defined the conditions for the artist to apply and participate in CODeDOC - a net-exhibition curated by Christiane Paul for the ars electronica 2003.
Referring to the exhibition topic 'three points in space', we decided to not work on a visual perception of the theme, but on a structural and content-based one: the ancient legend of oedipus rex.
CODeDOC II is a second installment of the online exhibition CODeDOC, which launched in September 2002 at the Whitney Museum's artport website, curated by Christiane Paul. It is the intent of the exhibition to raise questions about the relationship between software art and its underlying code, normally hidden from the viewer. The contributing artists were invited to code an assignment - 'connect and move three points in space' - and both the code and its results are presented to the audience. In the framework of Ars Electronica 2003 a second installment with eight european artists is being presented.
With: Ed Burton (UK), epidemiC (I), Graham Harwood (UK), Jaromil (I / A), Annja Krautgasser + Rainer Mandl (A), Joan Leandre (E), Antoine Schmitt (F) und John F. Simon, Jr. (UK)
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