This project allowed you to virtually throw websites you didn’t like into trash. You really see them falling into a trash can.
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There May Be Money in Internet Art After All
Article in New York Times about the most famous selling of a net.art project in history, Teo Spiller’s Megatornix. By Matthew Mirapaul.
net.art.trade
The worlds most famous selling of a net.art project. After few months of international, open, public, online negotiations, Ljubljana Municipal Museum bought Spiller’s net.art project Megatronix.
Megatronix
Article in the book Net art Guide by Fraunhofer Electronic Business Innovationszentrum about my net.art project Megatronix.
Communicating from Biennial of Venice
Aestheticization of the communication with isolated environments.
Wargames
A project about the aestetisation of the military actions.
I was a Soldier on Kosovo
Another project between the personal and digital memories.
Silence
Contemplative, meditative, Zen Buddhist net.art project, which was also exhibited in Machida Museum of Graphic Arts in Tokyo.
TeddyBear
A very personal project about human and digital memories. It was in 1999 presented on Medi@terra festival in Athens, Greece.
Book of the Dead
An interactive, online version of the first part of the Tibetan book of the dead. It was in 1997 presented at Casa das rosas web.art contest in Rio de janeiro, Brasil.