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@article{citeulike:300186, author = {Catanese, Paul}, citeulike-article-id = {300186}, citeulike-linkout-0 = {http://www.paulcatanese.com/index.html}, comment = {Paul Catanese experiments with, among other media, Gameboy art. An example is Super Ichthyologist Advance, wherein ” show quality koi” 'live' inside Nintendo's Gameboy Advance, providing a ” more effective method for distributing ownership of these regal animals.” His work details a playful and intricate attempt to demarcate the bounds of ownership in modern capitalism. Another work, from 2001, is titled Invisible Maps. He describes the project as ” a web-based interactive work which explores threads of narrative: how the choices we make when traveling are akin to letters, words and sentences. With every gesture we write novels; every stroll fills volumes of encyclopedia. Invisible Maps examines those unknowable relationships; invisible realities that linger in the atmosphere with the smell of electricity.”}, keywords = {embodiment, gameboy, mary-weaver, natureculture, new-media, play, spatiality}, posted-at = {2005-08-22 03:35:15}, priority = {0}, title = {paulcatanese.com}, url = {http://www.paulcatanese.com/index.html} }

TY - JOUR ID - citeulike:300186 L3 - citeulike-article-id:300186 TI - paulcatanese.com KW - embodiment KW - gameboy KW - mary-weaver KW - natureculture KW - new-media KW - play KW - spatiality N1 - Paul Catanese experiments with, among other media, Gameboy art. An example is Super Ichthyologist Advance, wherein “show quality koi” ‘live’ inside Nintendo’s Gameboy Advance, providing a “more effective method for distributing ownership of these regal animals.” His work details a playful and intricate attempt to demarcate the bounds of ownership in modern capitalism. Another work, from 2001, is titled Invisible Maps. He describes the project as “a web-based interactive work which explores threads of narrative: how the choices we make when traveling are akin to letters, words and sentences. With every gesture we write novels; every stroll fills volumes of encyclopedia. Invisible Maps examines those unknowable relationships; invisible realities that linger in the atmosphere with the smell of electricity.” AU - Catanese, Paul UR - http://www.paulcatanese.com/index.html ER -