Martin Krusche, born 1956 in Graz (Austria), is basicly a writer. He started to work with computers in the mid-80ies. Which lead him to web-based networking as soon as it was available. This turned Krusche into a multi-level-worker and made images very important for his creations.

Foto for Promo & Print: LINK

Krusche is one of the forerunners of Austrian „Net-Culture“. He combines conventional genres of fine art with options of a worldwide network. This emerged as an „Art Under Net Conditions“, switching between „Analogue Space“ and „web-based Space“, so-called: „In Real Life“ and „Cyberspace“. Krusche preferes work in progress.

Realized in the perennial project „The Long Distance Howl“. With it’s current parts:
+) The Junction
+) The CyberTrail

Krusche’s contribution for "Black Mountain White Sky" is part of the series „burning space“, a component of "Next Code".

+) Burning Space
+) Next Code
+) Schedule 2006
+) Project Map
+) The Long Distance Howl
+) The Junction
+) The CyberTrail
+) Krusche: Home

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