“Coro Spezzato: The Future lasts one day”, 2009 by Rosa Barba.

“334m/s”, 2007 by Carsten Nicolai.

“Machine with concrete”, 1992 by Athur Ganson. The speed at which the cogwheels turn is slowed down by 12 pairs of reductors. The last cogwheel needs two trillion years to complete one rotation (video).

“Dawn Chorus”, 2006 by Marcus Coates.

»Scenic Overlooks«, 2005 by Ayse Erkmen offers an homage to a way of experiencing images that is slowly dying out. Eighty-four landscapes (generic desert, mountain, and forest images purchased from a data bank) were projected onto the barrier wall. These oversize electronic postcards unfold gradually in uneven sections, from top to bottom, like an image file opening on a computer with a slow modem connection.

»Traces«, 2007. The Traces series is a number of 14 photographs that document the numerous traces of cosmic and terrestrial radiation, which ionize the gaseous ethanol steam inside a cloud chamber.

»334 m/s«,2007, is a room installation, which is meant to visualize the speed of sound (c = λ ⋅ ƒ), which is about 334 m/s. Two translucent tubes are filled with propane gas, which is set on fire to cause a chain reaction. A flame is burning from one side to the other, slowly accelerating to the point where it hits the end of the tube. Due to the ratio of the gas-oxygene mix the flame there causes a rapid explosion, which can be heard as a sonic boom. By Carsten Nikolai.

Interview with Paul Virilio by James Der Derian (1997).

»Turbo Architecture / A Solid Loss of Memory« by Srdjan Jovanovic Weiss.

»the great line-up« (2007) by Jeff Baij.

“Untitled” (rear view) and movie “Untitled (rotating a skull)” by Naotaka Hiro.