Product Description
Since 1975, the experimental work of Australian-born artist Jill Scott has evolved from making surveillance-performance events, to video art, to new computer art and interactive cinema. Coded Characters surveys her work, noting a persistent questioning of the role of the audience and an interest in the human body, which for Scott becomes both an interface and a player in the evolving zones of tech space and physical reality.
Essays by Robert Atkins, Anne Marsh and Yvonne Spielmann.
Introduction by Roy Ascott.
Hardcover, 7.5 x 9.75 in. 240 pages, 140 color, 60 b/w, with a DVD illustrations
