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The Aesthetics of Steina and Woody Vasulka
Selection of tools
 Sandin Image Processor Daniel Sandin studied the plans for the Moog Analog Synthesizer and was inspired to design the structure of a tool for processing video signals. |  Multi-Level Keyer The Multi-Level Keyer was designed and built by George Brown in 1973 at the request of videomakers Steina and Woody Vasulka. |
 Rutt/Etra Scan Processor When he met Steve Rutt in the early seventies, Bill Etra was completing a residency at the WNET Thirteen Laboratory (New York, U.S.). |  Digital Image Articulator Woody Vasulka began closely following the development in digital technologies while primarily using analog tools to manipulate the video signal. |
 Programmer The Programmer can control the actions of a switcher or a keyer, both analog devices. |  Video Sequencer This sequencer allows the programmer to separate two video sources in a determined sequence. |
Index:
- Steina and Woody Vasulka Fonds
• Presentation
• Selection of videos
• Selection of pictures - Yvonne Spielmann, Video and Computer
• Introduction
• Image as process
• The Reflexive Medium
• The Reflexive Medium (cont'd)
• The Matrix of Electronic Languages
• Image Becomes Object
• The Art of Intervention
• Conclusion
• Description of works
• Selection of tools