Activities dealing with
'live/streaming(?)' media can be regarded as immanently in opposition to
the more spread 'product=result' oriented media usages - therefore we praise
the word 'procesual' and try to find equilibrium between 'working' and
the work as a result. Even more - (I) deny any value to completed work
itself if the process of working for it didn't result in productive human
relationships being evolved... along same coordinates of 'real-time=streaming'
approach=understanding of social life. It may not always be the case (as
in some of the below experiences) but it is a wish...
Below are examples of 'multimedia'
collaborations during past couple of years, which were structured in form
of a workshop which differs entirely to the form of lecture (i.e.: presentation).
Again - the results seen may look troubleless - which was never the case.
