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Shane Cooper is an installation artist specializing in works of interactive art. His most notable work is Remote Control where viewers watch news items presented by a digital newsman choose their version of the truth with the remote control. In his other most notable peice Relection or Parasight the viewer looks into what appears to be a mirror and sees a previous visitor standing in the same pose. Other the months of exhibition, the piece increases the ability to mimic the viewer as more images are captured.

He also works in the special effects field, and has contributed work to such films as the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Cooper has worked with notable musicians notably Devo in Santa Monica in 1996 and Graham Nash in Los Angeles in 1995.

Notable exhibitions

  • Various items at F.I.L.E. Electronic Language International Festival in São Paulo 1999;
  • Various items atVisionNetwork in Tokyo 1999;
  • Remote Control in Karlsruhe, Germany 1999-2001
  • Remote Control in Berlin 2001
  • Remote Control in Graz, Austria 2001
  • Parasight (Reflection) at Intermedium2 in Karlsruhe, Germany 2002;
  • Parasight (Reflection) at Volkswagen AG in Berlin 2002;
  • Remote Control in Vectors: Digital Art in our Time New York 2003;
  • Remote Control in Experimenta's House of the Future Melbourne 2003;
  • Reflection in Ciber:Art Bilbao 2004 in Bilbao Spain.


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