Tine Bech is a visual artist and researcher working with interactive installations and public art.
Her work is concerned with how we engage with our immediate environment and aims to create experiences of immersion and play. Projects have centred around the use of interactive electronics and location tracking technology; urban spaces and environmental elements such as gravity, water, sound and light.
Her work has been shown both nationally and internationally, in venues including Victoria and Albert Museum, Sackler Centre (UK), The Science Museum (UK), SIGGRAPH Art Gallery (USA), Cultural Olympiad London 2012, Aarhus Centre for Contemporary Art (DK), Fort Collins Museum of Contemporary Art (USA), Trøndelag Centre of Contemporary Art (NOR), L Gallery (Moscow) and at The Royal British Sculptors Gallery (UK).
Her work is concerned with how we engage with our immediate environment and aims to create experiences of immersion and play. Projects have centred around the use of interactive electronics and location tracking technology; urban spaces and environmental elements such as gravity, water, sound and light.
Her work has been shown both nationally and internationally, in venues including Victoria and Albert Museum, Sackler Centre (UK), The Science Museum (UK), SIGGRAPH Art Gallery (USA), Cultural Olympiad London 2012, Aarhus Centre for Contemporary Art (DK), Fort Collins Museum of Contemporary Art (USA), Trøndelag Centre of Contemporary Art (NOR), L Gallery (Moscow) and at The Royal British Sculptors Gallery (UK).