JEAN-LUIS
BOISSIER
http://www.kah-bonn.de/1/28/0.htm
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1993, Flora
Peninsularis
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1992, Globus
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Interactive
art
Jean-Louis Boissier has produced a work which shows us on the screen,
simply by clicking with the mouse as we read, the female characters
from Jean-Jacques RousseauÕs Confessions.
1993, Flora petrinsularis
"This
installation is an association between a real book and a virtual
book, offering several different levels of reading. The computer
reads the page at which the real book is open. It contains extracts
from the Confessions of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, and a herbarium of
flowers from the actual sites where Rousseau collected his specimens.
For each quotation there is an interactive illustration in the virtual
book, centered on a person in a brief love scene. For each flower,
there is a memory of the place where it was picked and its metamorphosis
into an image."
1992,
Globus Oculi
This installation
is an essay and a manual, on the figures or the hypermedia and an
art when it is still child's play. The rotation or the sphere which
commands the movements of the cursor on the screen is assimilated
with the movements or an eyeball. In ten interactive tableaux, it
deals with the relations between sight and touch and different registers
of designation: gesture, sign or language.
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