Exhibit2: Mobilise 13th March – 12th June 2003 The second exhibition in the exhibit series, ‘Mobilise’, publicises the creative potential of personal telecommunications devices.
MOBILElocalSYSTEMS by Marcus Neustetter A project that integrates iconography found on computer systems and the web of localised and body related imagery and symbolism in micrographic format produced for mobile telephone technology.
Graffiti Wall by Linda Doyle & Ken Grene A digital meeting ground for virtual graffiti. As a public collaborative digital space the Graffiti Wall provides a digital meeting ground for participants to ‘paint’ graffiti using SMS, MMS, e-mail, e-mail image attachments, or a web based interface.
Productivity by JS Beaulieu Using a PDA, the artist creats a database or diary of images on a daily basis. The files are relayed to a webpage which juxtaposes random pictures from the database together.

Audio Tooth Implant by Jimmy Loizeau & James Auger

An implanted communications device fitted into a tooth.

Iso-phone by Jimmy Loizeau & James Auger

The Isophone is essentially a telecommunications device providing a service that can be described simply as a meeting of the telephone and flotation tank.

Phonetic Faces by Jonah Brucker-Cohen

A mobile phone enabled image mixer for public spaces.

Taxi Art by Benjamin Tomlinson & Leigh Kayley

Brightly coloured patterns are created by data feeds from the taxis as they make their way around London.

Squealer – DPI#1 by Sven Anderson

A distributed public interaction involving mobile phones, feedback, field recording, and a multichannel archival installation.

Del9 Surveillance by Delicious 9 for Projected Windows @ The Digital Hub
A mixed narrative work incorporating CCTV cameras and their relationship with each other as they observe the surrounding city vistas. Using DV footage, time-lapse, drawn and CG animation, this piece is an attempt to capture the mood of a modern city rigidly integrated with technology and humanity minus ‘big brother’ paranoia.