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  • Eric Wielosinski
  • Anne Willieme

    Sheri Wills

    Virgil Wong

    Jeff Wyckoff


    Eric Wielosinski Smart Child, 1999

    Eric Wielosinski, Smart Child, digital installation, 1999

    About the Work
    Eric Wielosinski's Smart Child is an interactive electronic installation of an enhanced child -- a prototype for the future of altered life. Upon entering the gallery space, the viewer is invited by the Smart Child to play with him, interact, talk, or at least be present to listen as he boasts about his enhancements and perfections. The Smart Child is very impressionable and can grow very attached (if not dependent) on you, his new playmate.

    About the Artist
    Eric Wielosinski is an Interactive Design and Visual Communication Instructor at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago and The American Academy of Art. He has been exhibited on-line and for his installation work using photography, digital video and new media interactive technologies. He has produced several internationally distributed CDROMS, poster and sticker products as way of distributing his work and ideas. Eric has been active in the design community as an Interactive Designer and Director of Web and Technology to web based multimedia firms in Chicago. He has exhibited in such spaces as the South Bend Regional Museum of Art, along with several universities, colleges and has been funded by the Chicago Contemporary Arts Council. Eric has also collaborated with Chicago based techno-performance groups and activist intervention groups.

    www.muzzle.org/smartchild [website]
    muzzle@muzzle.org [e-mail]


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