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Long but relevant

This one too, though I had a hard time openin it

http://jstchillin.org/artie/vierkant.html

sorry if i'm steppin on toes carl u just let me know

Gregoire Alexandre... photographe
http://www.gregoirealexandre.com/portfolio.php?ref=24
http://www.gregoirealexandre.com/portfolio.php?ref=34

Pascal Dombis
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwgxHFIHM9c
http://www.dombis.com/work/artwork.htm

Neil Beloufa
http://www.balicehertling.com/exh.beloufa2011.images.html
http://www.neilbeloufa.com/

This is good:
http://www.domusweb.it/en/art/ideal-museums

Particularly Olafur Elaisson and Rivane Neuenschwander in terms of creating some sort of immersive space.

...thoughts? Like is it immersive enough to use as treatment?

Or, is it BECAUSE it's not entirely immersive that it's effective?

It's amazing how rudimentary it already almost seems, but note the points she brings up: -Immersion, but with "LACK of socialization" (4:02) in regards to spreading of germs (an arguably necessary part of human longevity). But in regards to ACTUAL socialization, she confirms that this interface will support the ability "to be able to confront each other, to see each other, to talk to each other." -Time-travel (3:20) -Extreme proficiency

One of his projects. The rest can be found at http://jonrafman.com/

Here is his essay detailing the project: http://www.artfagcity.com/2009/08/12/img-mgmt-the-nine-eyes-of-google-street-view/