Category Archives: presentations

topics and media relating to public presentations of this project

Staalhemel in Bozar documented

By Christoph De Boeck | Published: May 23, 2011
Video documentation by Rui Ribeiro on the presentation of Staalhemel in the central Horta hall of Bozar, Centre for Fine Arts in Brussels.
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visualisation: alpha and absence of alpha waves

By Christoph De Boeck | Published: November 30, 2010
This is what the plotting of data for alpha waves looked like in version 1 of the Staalhemel software.
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extended video

By Christoph De Boeck | Published: November 1, 2010
6 minute video which covers typical reactions and provocations by visitors in Staalhemel version 1.3.
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audio recordings

By Christoph De Boeck | Published: June 1, 2010
Audio recordings of Staalhemel as a percussive machine are now available on Soundcloud. Some tracks were part of the concert version of Staalhemel which took place on April 24th in Happy New Festival.
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Video images

By Christoph De Boeck | Published: November 22, 2009
This 3 minute video shows the installation in interaction with some visitors.
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dorkbot presentation

By Christoph De Boeck | Published: October 30, 2009
Videorecording of a presentation on the creation process of 'Staalhemel' by Christoph De Boeck at dorkbotBRU in iMal
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performing thinking

By Christoph De Boeck | Published: October 9, 2009
Visitors perform the act of thinking.
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opening

By Christoph De Boeck | Published: October 1, 2009
'Staalhemel' opened on October 1-2-3-4 and 7 at arts centre STUK in Leuven (B).
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timecodematter

By Christoph De Boeck | Published: May 26, 2009
Previous installation project 'timecodematter' confronted the visitor with a circle of 12 vibrating massive steel sheets.
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