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LIN HSIN HSIN CHRONOLOGY -- @ a Glance LIN HSIN HSIN CHRONOLOGY -- @ a glance 1 Non-Digital Media Year Award/Initiative Location 1979 Tan Tze Chor Art Award 1st recipient in Singapore 1979 Created Holographic Art 1st in Singapore 1985 Silver medal from Société des Artistes Français Paris, France 1987 IBM Singapore Art Award Singapore 1988 Visiting Fellowship Germany 1990 Japan Foundation Japan 1992 Created acid-free banana and umbrella paper 1st in the world 1993 “Memoirs of Deutschland” solo exhibition in conjunction with Dr Helmut Kohl's visit to Singapore 2 Digital Media I started my pursuit in digital media since I bought my 1st IBM PC XT. Year Digital Media Initiative/Awards Location 1985 digital music 1st in Singapore 1986 digital art 1st in Singapore 1987 3d digital art 1st in Singapore 1989 digital animation 1st in Singapore 1992 Published a collection of 100 poems (entirely about 1st in the world the computer) poetry book titled “Love @ 1st Byte” 1994 Launched 1st virtual museum 1st in the world 1994 Launched 1st virtual toilet 1st in the world 1994 Created digital batik, digital hand dye 1st in the world using a two-button mechanical mouse 1994 exhibited digital media art in 14th solo exhibition 1st in Singapore 1995 UN 50th anniversary commemorative coin 1st in Singapore 1995 "Top 5% of All Web Sites" Point Communication, USA 1996 "Virtuosity Award" VXR Corporation, USA 1996 selected as one of the 200 cyber personalities 1 of the 200 in the world featured In "24 hours in Cyberspace" Book & Web presence 1996 Initiated and developed Web Art 1st in Singapore 1996 Initiated and developed Net Art 1st in Singapore 1996 Created Grid Geometry Art 1st in the world 1997 "NBNSoft Content Awards",Canada 1997 Created digital glass, digital ceramics 1st in Singapore Created digital Chinese Paintings, Chinese Calligraphy 1st in the world using a two-button mechanical mouse Created digital Chinese Blue and White porcelain 1st in the world 1997 Cyberart show featuring more than 250 1st in Singapore still and animated artworks in digital media in 15th solo exhibition 1997 Installed wireless museum @ the exhibition hall 1st in the world 1997 Published a collection of 100 poems (entirely about 1st in the world the Internet) poetry book titled “In Bytes we travel” 1998 invited as one of the six judges for the USA best museum Web sites 1998 “PCNovice Guide to the Web: the 2500 Best Sites" USA 1999 Created digital sculptures 1st in Singapore Lin Hsin Hsin/Chronology -- @ a glance Copyright © 2007-2008. Lin Hsin Hsin. All Rights Reserved. Mobile~tainment®, Frog® August 2008 1999 Robosculpted digital sculptures 1st in Singapore 1999 Created animated digital sculptures 1st in Singapore 1999 Initiated and developed Interactive Web Art 1st in Singapore 1999 Invented interactive 16.7 million color Web-based 1st in the world 3D engine that generates infinite number of unique images with any micron movements of a pointing device in real-time 1999 invited to create the digital opening ceremony for Singapore Asia Pacific Economic Conference (APEC) 2000 Created Digital Fireworks on the Singapore Millennium “Straits Times Interactive” (on the Web) National Day 2000 € coin The only non-EU participant 2000 Featured in UNESCO “Museum International” 1 of the 20 from Millennium edition around the world 2000 Featured in Wirshafts Woche CeBit Special Edition 1st in Singapore 2001 Created Still and Animated Phone Art 1st in Singapore 2002 Created 235 genre of digital fabrics 1st in world Mathematics & Algorithm driven 2002 digital music 1 of the 160 selected for broadcast in Vienna, Austria 2003 Developed sound sculpting 2003 Created virtual didgeridoo and a 1st in Singapore Brazilian berimbau used by the Amazon aborigines 2003 Created digital watercolor landscapes 1st in world using a two-button mechanical mouse 2004 Developed sonic art 1st in Singapore 2005 Created digital sculptures using haptic device 1st in Singapore 2005 Developed virtual sound board for generating 1st in Singapore sound of nature, e.g. rain forest, water, wind in real time. 2005 Developed wearable Wireless Interactive Art that 1st in Singapore will light up in sync and in real time in response to any musical rhythm being played. It can be worn and walk around in a musical setting. 2005 Created son et Lumière lamp that responds to 1st in Singapore music in real time. 2006 Created vegetable tambour 1st in Singapore 2006 Invented I-Musika: Mobile Interface Musical 1st in the world Expression (MIME) redefines musical instruments. It allows musical instruments to be played and be displayed and installed like artworks. 2006 Developed paint direct into Web Browser 1st in the world techniques 2007 Created infinity∞ using the NuVJ Controller 1st in Singapore to control music input and generate output video in real time. Lin Hsin Hsin/Chronology -- @ a glance Copyright © 2007-2008. Lin Hsin Hsin. All Rights Reserved. Mobile~tainment®, Frog® August 2008 2007 Developed and generated equation-based 1st in the world 3D digital sculptures Created a huge repertoire of organic forms 2008 Created Grid Geometry Art and non-orthogonal art 1st in the world – new method using a two-button mechanical mouse 2008 Created digital landscapes – new method 1st in the world using a two-button mechanical mouse 2008 Choreographed and performed live digital ribbon dance 1st in the world using a two-button mechanical mouse 2008 Orchestrated digital interactive visual poetry reading 1st in Singapore Lin Hsin Hsin/Chronology -- @ a glance Copyright © 2007-2008. Lin Hsin Hsin. All Rights Reserved. Mobile~tainment®, Frog® August 2008.
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