Rafael Lozano‑Hemmer's Interactive Public Works (1994–2015)

1. Lozano-Hemmer coins “relational architecture” concept

   Jan 1, 1994Labels: Rafael Lozano, Relational Architecture

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   • Liverpool Biennial

2. “Re:Positioning Fear” transforms Graz arsenal facade

   Jan 1, 1997Labels: Re Positioning, Landeszeughaus

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   • Artist Bio

3. “Vectorial Elevation” opens public control of city lights

   Dec 26, 1999Labels: Vectorial Elevation, Z calo

   • Artist Bio
   • Lozano Hemmer
   • Ars Electronica

4. “33 Questions per Minute” models automated public text

   Jan 1, 2000Labels: 33 Questions

   • MoMA
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5. “Body Movies” turns passersby into urban performers

   Sep 1, 2001Labels: Body Movies, Rotterdam

   • AUP Chapter
   • Artist Bio

6. “Frequency and Volume” makes radio spectrum bodily

   Jan 1, 2003Labels: Frequency and

   • SFMOMA

7. “Amodal Suspension” encodes text messages as sky signals

   Nov 1, 2003Labels: Amodal Suspension, Yamaguchi

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   • YCAM
   • SHIFT

8. “Under Scan” premieres in Lincoln, UK

   Jan 1, 2005Labels: Under Scan, Lincoln UK

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   • Venice Site

9. “Subtitled Public” projects verbs onto tracked bodies

   Apr 8, 2005Labels: Subtitled Public

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10. “Pulse Room” introduces heartbeat as shared light archive

    Jan 1, 2006Labels: Pulse Room

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    • MAC Montr al

11. “Voz Alta” memorializes Tlatelolco through voice-to-light

    Jan 1, 2008Labels: Voz Alta, Tlatelolco

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    • VCU Poster

12. “Pulse Park” brings biometrics into a city park

    Oct 24, 2008Labels: Pulse Park, Madison Square

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    • Lozano Hemmer Pubs

13. “Pulse Index” merges fingerprint identification with heartbeat

    Jan 1, 2010Labels: Pulse Index

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    • Guardian

14. “Solar Equation” scales astronomy into public spectacle

    Jun 22, 2010Labels: Solar Equation, Federation Square

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    • China Daily

15. “Zoom Pavilion” intensifies participation through surveillance systems

    Jan 1, 2015Labels: Zoom Pavilion, Krzysztof Wodiczko

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    • SFMOMA Book
    • MAC Montr al