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"For Sleek 42, “Fun &#38; Games”, we explore the playful, interactive sides of art and fashion. To celebrate, we asked artist Ben Washington to create an exclusive video game work for the Sleek website. In this piece, Ceci n’est pas une archive, the viewer is invited to wander around a virtual sports hall, navigating their way through the digital detritus of projects from Washington’s past.Flash player is required to view the piece. Scroll down to play.Keyboard ControlsClick within the image to activate, then hold down keys to playForward: WBackwards: SRight: DLeft: A(or arrows keys)Look / turn : MouseIncrease mouse sensitivity : XDecrease mouse sensitivity : ZRestart : RObjects that were conceived and created using the computer, that briefly had an existence in the real world and have now returned to where they began. As you wander the hall, between these semi-intangible bits of the past, you’d be forgiven for thinking you’d somehow ended up at a slightly off key car-boot sale that had to be moved inside because of the the rain. The British artist, who works with the relationship between virtual game space and real structures was featured in “Game Theory”, an essay about art and video games by Francesca Gavin, in Sleek 42, “Fun and Games”.For more information see www.benwashington.org"Ist dies die Vorlage für zukünftige archivische, biographische Publikationen? Warum eigentlich nicht!Danke an Kollegen Bartz für den Hinweis!