And Three Relevant Artists + One

1. Samuel Cox-->does a lot of work with automation and interaction using technologies that we have been looking at in class; his work is making me lean towards either the interactive video idea I had or using RFID tags to control video, either or continue with my concept of space/details of space/negotiating space
(http://www.pcworld.com/article/239627/gigapixel_hack_makes_photos_more_interactive.html)

2. Filippo Vanucci-->interaction designer who does a lot of site specific installations; what I like about his work is the amount of interactivity he combines with moving video..."mechanical and physical elements coming to life" (http://www.filippovanucci.com/work/machinema/) & (http://www.adimarom.com/?p=1160)

3. Camille Utterback-->I enjoy her work because it captures two spaces in time and gives people a way to look into different spaces of the same world; its like a virtual observation dock, a really well thought out idea about exploring the world through spaces and observation (http://camilleutterback.com/projects/liquid-time-series/)

4. Adriaan Stellingwerff-->video work and screen based art (http://www.eternalsunset.net/more.php)