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            The War of the Worlds is a binary composition of ideological fight 
            for human perception for 4 screens. Audience is simmultaneously exposed 
            to multiple streams of meaning emitted from two virtual reality worlds: 
            HOSTS and L-void.  
             
            HOST's are materialized memes, they fight for digital materialism 
            against L-void, a grammar-like system of of recursive spatial patterns 
            which fights for ideal clarity of it's implicit meaning. Both worlds 
            emit spatial sound fields.  
             
            Just like in real world spatial forms are competing for the territory, 
            perceptual forms fight for the regions of our perception. "Language" 
            of perceptual architecture acquires the form of the world which fills 
            the shell of the image of "real" with a transparent matter of synthetic 
            spatiality. Unlike physical architecture which deploys its semantic 
            structure in predefined spatiality, perceptual architecture directly 
            emits its meaning into adio-visual streams of forms and frequencies. 
             
             
            HOST's are constructed by basicray. www.basicray.org 
            Basicray worlds were presented at International Symposium of Electronic 
            Art (Chicago, Rotterdam), Netbase (Vienna), Museum of Video Games 
            (Tokyo, Berlin), Blasthaus Gallery (San Francisco).  
            Chun-Chi Wang - 3D design  
            David Michael - sound design  
            Vladimir Muzhesky - 3D architecture  
            Uschi Reiter - 2D design  
             
            L-void is constructed by  
            Dietmar Offenhuber - 3D design architecture, Futurelab http://mail.fl.aec.at/~didi 
             
            Markus Decker, - sound design, Jomasounds jomasounds.firstfloor.org 
             
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             Sneack 
              preview of HOSTS at  
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            Blasthaus Gallery, San Francisco, 
            Dates: December 1st 
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