Tenfinger. is a Brussels-based studio for graphic and spatial design. 
At the intersection of graphic conception, architecture and visual technology, we conceive and create highly communicative environments.

Addressing ourselves to businesses, arts institutions and cultural organisations, we as Tenfinger stand for balanced and layered realisations that match the precise and multi-faceted demands of each client.

1 year performance video takes Sam Hsieh's One Year Performance 1978-1979 (aka Cage Piece) and updates it in a number of ways.

First, we've taken the act of living in a cell and transformed it into images of ourselves living in a cell. These video clips are edited dynamically at runtime so that every viewer sees a slightly different cut. The clips are organized according to the clock: if you access the piece in the morning, you see us doing morning things; if you access late at night, you see us sleeping.

Second, we've transferred the onus of a 1 year commitment to the work from the artist to the viewer. The piece will be realized fully only when a viewer runs it for one year. As M.River put it:

"In the work, we mimic endurance without doing the labor. We also know the audience can just close the browser and walk away. No one needs to suffer on this one. The failure is built-in at the front end."
Will a viewer ever complete the work? It's doubtful.

A few days ago it came to my mind again and thank god for youtube!! As i was watching it i had, which i believe to be, a great idea for my new project Kabinett website... :) hopefully it will come up live soon. Meanwhile, here's the Eames film.

LICHTWERK is a public art project, transforming the recently redesigned IBM building in the heart of Vienna during the evening hours into a computer controlled light sculpture.

Beautiful work from Barbara Hahn. Very small showcase but absolutely worth to check.

Brilliant work by Rosemarie Fiore. Here's one image from the firework drawing series (above). "These large works on paper are made by exploding and containing live fireworks, resulting in bursts of saturated color that are overlaped and collaged into abstract compositions."