currently in Antwerp for the GameZone fest; added a new part to the killzone, showing the expansion of the Arts Campus which is to be completed somewhere round 2010 - however already to 'played' (or should that be fragged?) right now..

next week i'll be in Antwerp for the second edition of the GAMEZONE festival, which runs from 7 till 10th of februari, and where i'm showing nOtbOt, a new version of the 'KillZone' for de Singel, and a lil' PyGame called pigInvaders...
<<< btw you can get a windoze version of this game including the sourcecode here - if you would like to compile it on linux, which is a bit trickier, drop me a line via here. >>>



then, after a brief stint in London, i'll be in Vienna for a while at the SUBOTRON SHOP for some 'hands on electronic game culture' - with the illustrious sisterO.

i'll spend some time doing codework for the Daedalus project, and there's also a lecture...



...but first off to transmediale.

been playing around with ioquake3's added support for capturing video...expect some more updates on older projects and maps soon. Other new features include the use of OpenAL for [surround]sound, and Ogg Vorbis support.

here's an example rendering of q3aSocialLadder:

here's a clip showing works in the inaugural exhibition at iMAL (where i showed nOtbOt), featuring Jonah Brucker-Cohen, HC Gilje, Antoine Schmitt, Yannick Antoine, Thomas Israël, Yves Bernard, Sascha Pohflepp, Domenico Quaranta, Second Front, and me..

:-)
this on make:zine

> thnx Jonah !

just got back from Brussels where nOtbOt was in the inaugural exhibition of the new iMAL space.


pic by Sascha !

There's an excellent article about the show on WMMNA, and French newspaper Libération posted a review and even a feature on nOtbOt ... (both in French tho :)

"A Labyrinthine man never seeks the truth, but only his Ariadne." - Nietzsche

initial sketch of the Daedalus_ex_Machina project at InteraktionsLabor_2007

here

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put up a website for my final project at PZI_MDMA, called TODO...

you can find it here or in the sidebar under projects.



there's also some coverage on the show here and here , and the catalogue essay written by Josephine Bosma can be found here .