We find ourselves inhabiting this new online space with more and more frequency. It is redefining the traditional definition of a room. The chat rooms and dynamic websites we enter are not confined to four walls. And we are subjected to the visual lattice as constructed by a consumer culture.



Artists were asked to decorate these public spaces that we inhabit and to create an expression of how they would like the infinite walls of cyber space to look.

Artists: Andre Guimond, Elanit Leder, Julien Roux, Ben Sisto, Stefan Thompson

Andre Guimond is a partner in the multidisciplinary design firm Swona and trained as an architect. His work frequently explores the intersection of nature and architecture through advanced computer scripting and digital fabrication techniques. He currently lives in New York City.

Julien Roux, born in 1978 in France. Has finished is art studies in Fine Arts school of Paris. Get some art research grants in Vienna & in Seoul, Korea. Has worked several months in New York City as a mural drawer. Live and work actually in Tel Aviv. His first book called “un jour en ville” (a day in the city) has just been published in France this autumn. His art work is represented by Galerie Hengevoss Duerkop in Germany. website: www.roulious.com

Elanit Leder was born in israel in 1971, the last 11 years she spent mostly in Paris and Vienna where she obtained her MA degree on art and worked as an visual artist.

I used to say “I” and “me”; now it’s “us”, now it’s “we”. – Ben

Stefan Thompson lives in canada and does stuff, including art. As an artist he uses environmentally friendly materials. Homemade paints, fabric collage, beeswax crayons, recycled paper, organic thread and so on. You can learn to make your artwork, or the paint on your walls environmentally friendly too, for info please visit www.stefanthompson.com

Curator: dacops