

We try to keep all words and paragraphs, graphical designs, moving images, acoustic relicts, we release to be collected here.
In line with the statement "While the future may not be predictable, it is certainly imaginable," Futures Brought to Life, which got published in July 2023, assumes that the immediate expe
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Elisa Unger has been with us to document the set up of MInd The Map in Nantes, France, at Le Lieu Unique
This volume is intended to summarise the experiences of the project-partners FoAM (BE), Blast Theory (UK), Lighthouse (UK) and Time's Up (AT) in the wide range of activities that took place during
This book arose as an attempt to collect and collate various ideas and problems around notation that many of us have been dealing with on several levels.
This whitepaper is an iteratively developed description of our understanding of the relationship of Physical Narratives to a number of other fields.
Abstract: In the practice of building large scale interactive situations, we have followed various paths in order to achieve maximal effectiveness.
A collection of reflections and musings, analyses and recipes from the various participants in the projects that were part of the TRG project series.
100 years after Einstein published five papers that rocked and then essentially overthrew the then-current physical understanding, the murmurs of discontent are arising.
The Data Ecologies Symposium is a small two day event organised by the Time's Up Research Department as a part of the Txoom project.
A collection of reports, theoretical discourses and documentation of a series of laboratory projects carried out by Time's Up with the close collaboration of radioqualia and and assortment of proto
The book documents a sequence of experiments and experiences that took place as part of a program running under the title "Closing the Loop 98" from May to September 1998.
Theory of Hypercompetition Hypercompetition, the Red Queen race of evolutionary biology, where speed cannot be sacrificed for even a moment lest the opponent pull ahead, relativity in its most elem