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Text: Aki
Ikemura from Ici
La Lune
"Cable
car" Sonia Marques
TELEFERIQUE
It's not a design nor an art.
The French site "Teleferique"
started in March, 1999 is a bit different from the usual Internet sites.
What is "Teleferique"?
The core members are five artists and programmers that graduated from
Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris. (I mentioned their
school because most people in this field graduated from digital-related
schools. I mean this will be a hint as to why this site is a bit different
from others.)
In a word, it's not too much to say that it's an experimental site of
art + programming. But I think it's more than that. One of the interests
of this site is that it showcases artists' graphics a bit different
from designers' graphics.
 
Téléférique
3D
This "Teleferique" working both online and offline uploads artists'
works (each artist uses their own form and way to showcase the works)
on ftp (file transfert protocol). They also approach offline people
who are not familiar with computers with a site presentation, video
projection and demonstration of application at some alternative places
like Acces-Local and Public .
"Teleferique" is a place where artists and infomaticians (computer scientists)
create something together on the Internet. We aim to mix the different
fields such as science, design and sound, and develop a new style in
art world using the Internet", Etienne Cliquet and Sonia Marques, representatives
of "Teleferique", said.
Their future development is worth checking.
TELEFERIQUE
http://www.teleferique.org
*The site is French only right now. The English and Japanese version
is under construction.
*Mac users should use Netscape.
"Phosphene"
Sonia Marques
& Robin Fercoq
Their future offline schedule :
- Villa Arson
- 1-8 April 2000
- 06100 Nice
- La Reserve
- June 2000
- 50 rue d'Hauteville Paris 10eme
Vitrine
verte de Sonia Marques
à Public>
*Public> is located at the right back of Centre Georges Pompidou.
It was originally a gallery specialized in young artists of contemporary
art.
Villa Arson is one of the important art center in South France.
Text: Aki
Ikemura from Ici
La Lune
Translation: Mayumi
Kaneko
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