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green eye

Tuesday, December 31, 2002

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New Years

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e3

Restless before the new year.

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Putrajaya, Malaysia

Thursday, December 19, 2002

Malaysia is building a 21st century city from scratch with natural environmental and digital vision.

Malaysia is building itself a new national capital. The city, Putrajaya, is now the Administrative Centre of the Federal Government of Malaysia. The old capital, Kuala Lumpur, is home to the world’s largest building, the Petronas Towers.

“About 40% of Putrajaya is natural. Lush greenery, botanical gardens, lakes, waterways and wetlands will contribute to a healthier and cleaner environment.”

“Putrajaya is a showcase development that is environmentally friendly. There is a precinct dedicated solely to conserving the environment in its natural state, preserving the flora and fauna for educational and research purposes. A 400 hectares artificial lake will be the centrepiece. A wetland area is also developed in the northern boundary of Putrajaya to maintain the quality of the lake water.”

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Posted by emily chang on 12.19.02
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ethereal city

Thursday, December 05, 2002

ethereal city (e the real city) is an abstract digital short that explores the rhythm, memory and mercurial nature of traveling through electronic space. It seeks to evoke the emotional acceleration and atmospheric fragmentation of real and virtual passages. This piece was created specifically for digifest 2003, a Canadian festival with annual themes surrounding the merging of art, technology, and culture.

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Posted by emily chang on 12.05.02
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