Gregory
Little
PiD VRML for PocketPC (Exclusive)
PiD VRML for PocketPC (Exclusive)
Description
PID is a series of
VRML worlds in which Little juxtaposes the encoding of one's personal
information (experiences, identity) into the body through the trompe l'oeil
of the PDA. Through
navigation of the various viewpoints, a narrative is constructed as well
as through the freeform travel through the PiD worlds. In many ways, PiD
is a personal 'travelogue' through the virtual body inscribed with physical
experiences.
Gregory Little is an electronic media artist, theorist, and Assistant Professor of Art at Kent State University. His work since 1990 addresses technical and theoritical issues arising from the relationships between human sentience and immersive computer simulations. His work has been exhibited widely, including at the Virtual Reality Centre in Teesside, UK; The New Media Union in Ann Arbor, Michigan; Ars Electronica in Linz, Austria, and E.S. Van Dam Gallery in New York City. His theoritical writing has been published in Intertexts, The Ohio Journal of Science, and presented in Wales, Sao Paulo, and at several colleges and universities in the US.
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