The NYU professor and interactive artist is obsessed with reflections. Check out what happens when you use a mirror made of 500 penguins. You’re standing alone in a room, towering like a giant over ...

Daniel Rozin, “Sunset Mirror” (2019) (photo by Emile Askey, courtesy of Bitforms Gallery) The sun comprises 99.8% of our solar system’s mass. Alas, most diagrams distort the Earth as bigger and the ...

Mirror mirror on the wall, who's the most outrageous of them all? Well, the answer is simple: Everyone who walks into the LSU Museum of Art. So, don't attempt to refresh your lipstick while looking ...

An artist has taken everyday items - including blocks of wood, steel poles, handheld fans and paper - and transformed them into interactive 'mirrors.' The moving sculptures were created by New ...

Without an audience, Daniel Rozin‘s art is empty. “The piece has no content without the viewer,” he has said of his mechanical mirrors, which reflect the viewer in carefully programmed “pixels” made ...

From smearing Vaseline on a camera's lens to dimming the lighting, most people look better without their every flaw exposed. Now there's a gratifying mirror that portrays anyone who stands in front of ...

Thousands of years ago, our ancient ancestors would look into vessels of still water and see a low-fi version of the world staring back at them. Human narcissism, being what it is, inevitably led us ...

Daniel Rozin, Artist and Professor, Interactive Telecommunications Program, NYU, makes mechanical "mirrors" out of uncommon objects that mimic the viewer's movements and form. and more importantly, ...

It sometimes seems like technology is at odds with the art world — a tension between brain and heart. But plenty of artists, from Da Vinci to Cory Arcangel, have proved that’s not true, and continue ...

Suzette Bell-Roberts reviews the Diriyah Art Futures’ inaugural exhibition, curated by Jérôme Neutres, which explores AI, code, and interactivity as new creative frontiers. PHOTOFAIRS New York, the ...

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