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Book Description
ARC.DE describes a fascinating balancing act between the analogue and digital worlds， performed by Christian Möller， a trained architect operating as an experimental creative force. A lavishly illustrated report on the extensive body of work output by Möller between 1991 and 2002， this monograph mixes book and internet pages， allowing printed matter and time-based elements to link up and form a whole that embraces both media， consistently and with little redundancy. Cleverly designed alongside an elaborate new media equivalent available only on the internet， ARC.DE asks to be read in front of an on-line computer， so that the texts， drawings， and photographs that appear in the book can form a meaningful complement to the digitized sequences of image and sound posted on the web.

About the Author
Born in Frankfurt in 1959， Christian Möller is one of the pioneers of interactive art. His light installations and sound sculptures， which change in real time， have won him an international reputation. After leaving the architectural firm of Behnisch und Partner in Stuttgart， Möller foundhis way to digital media via Peter Weibel at the Institut für Medien in Frankfurt. He recently moved moved to California， where he teaches in the Design & Media Arts Department at the University of California， Los Angeles.