Spies
by Lisa Strausfeld and James N. Sears

Physics-based modeling of the relationships between key phrases that describe terrorist attacks.

Links: Pentagram, JamesNSears.com

Mutualism
by David Pereira

The continuous mutual shape of a shared public server.

Links: DavidPereira.com

Grass
by The Barbarian Group

Interactive projection wall promoting Saturn for the 2006 Wired NextFest.

Links: The Barbarian Group

Blinks & Buttons
by Sascha Pohflepp

Networked photography reveals what happened simultaneously in the world.

Links: Pohflepp.com

Shadow Monsters
by Philip Worthington

Monsters appear from the shadows cast by the hands of participants.

Links: Worthers' Original, Ants

Ping Genius Loci
by Aether Architecture

Three hundred networked analogue pixels place in a 20 by 20 meter grid.

Links: Aether Architecture

Nike One
by Motion Theory

Motion Theory used coding and design to visualize the thoughts and mechanics of the creative process of two engineers.

Links: Nike 'One' at Motion Theory, Motion Theory

We Feel Fine
by Jonathan Harris and Sepandar Kamvar

An exploration of human emotion on a global scale using data gathered from blogs.

Links: Jonathan Harris, Sepandar Kamvar

Visual Scratch
by Jesse Kriss

Realtime visualization of scratch DJ performance.

Links: jklabs

Khronos Projector
by Alvaro Cassinelli

Software demos for a video time-warping machine with a tangible deformable screen.

Links: Khronos Projector Website

Dreamlines
by Leonardo Solaas

A crowd of autonomous particles drawing your ever-flowing dreams.

Links: Leonardo Solaas

The Dumpster
by Golan Levin et al.

An interactive online visualization that attempts to depict a slice through the romantic lives of American teenagers.

Links: Whitney Artport, Flong