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(continued)
Suspension was my project for the Terminals 1.0 exhibition. (PERL) Scripted to die as the direct result of browser participation, it is now dead. Suspension presented the browser with an opening page of underwater sharks circling rainbow colored bars. Each color bar led to a variation of a main story where a protagonist is enjoying an island vacation only to be abruptly interrupted by an accident that may cause her death. If the browser decided not to find out what happens to the protagonist, and ‘bails out’, their action was scripted to degrade the color bar by 2 percent. If the browser continued with the story, they were rewarded with its end and a visual. The project died a natural death.