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Shaken and Stirred

Spark interacts with a group of artists as they put viewers in the hot seat. Machine artist Kal Spelletich catapults his subjects to the brink of sheer panic with his fire-breathing works of post-industrial folk art. Next, meet artist Scott Snibbe, who mesmerizes gallery-goers with wall-sized electronic installations that come alive to their touch, breath, and motion. Then, new media artist Amy Franceschini uses fingerprint scanning technology to take viewers on an up-close journey of their own bodies.

[Original air date: Wed, Jan 19, 2005]

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Amy Franceschini

See how Amy Franceschini uses fingerprints to take viewers on a journey of their own bodies.

Kal Spelletich

Go to the brink of sheer panic with Kal Spelletich's fire-breathing works of post-industrial folk art.

Scott Snibbe

Be mesmerized by Scott Snibbe's wall-sized electronic installations that come alive from touch, breath and motion.

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