PERSEUS' HYSTERIA.

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Title: PERSEUS' HYSTERIA.
Source: Leonardo. 1996, Vol. 29 Issue 1, p72-73. 2p.
Subjects: Installation art, Perseus (Greek mythology), Berg, Adam, Hysteria, Medusa (Greek mythology), Optical fibers, Technology, Art, Nature
Abstract: The article offers information on Adam Berg's "Perseus' Hysteria," a multimedia installation featuring a metamorphical play on the image of Medusa's eye, which was illustrated as a cybernetic eye. It consists of optical fibers, laser-cut stainless steel mirror plates, painted and photographic images on film screens, and TV monitors displaying a looped video sequence. This installation's use of visual means that manifest a naturalized and liberated technological realm from the dualistic conception of nature and technology is discussed.
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  Data: The article offers information on Adam Berg's "Perseus' Hysteria," a multimedia installation featuring a metamorphical play on the image of Medusa's eye, which was illustrated as a cybernetic eye. It consists of optical fibers, laser-cut stainless steel mirror plates, painted and photographic images on film screens, and TV monitors displaying a looped video sequence. This installation's use of visual means that manifest a naturalized and liberated technological realm from the dualistic conception of nature and technology is discussed.
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