Verba | Signa Popularia is a new media art installation for the Corvinus Univerity of Budapest, Hungary consisting a two storey high LED display visualising the e-mail flow of the university.

The continuously changing e-mail archive is processed using artificial intelligence technologies and language analysis. The collected information is depicted with special tools like the self-organizing map (SOM) and other visualisation applications to create and display a content-based dynamic visual map on the walls of the building.

Tagging is a metadata creation approach provided by blogs, social bookmarking tools and various web 2.0 applications. Tagging-based systems enable users to categorise content by means of freely chosen keywords, tags.
A tag cloud depicts the content tags of a website. Usually, more frequently used tags are displayed in a larger font, and the display order is alphabetical.

The computer is a programmable machine that can store, retrieve, and process data. It is also a metamachine, a machine for creating virtual machines. Each time one starts a program on a computer, it is turned into a different virtual machine following different rules. These rules, a series of actions define a process. The generated machine language rules set into motion resulting in a completed piece of software, a virtual machine.

Aagas was developed for C6's Stories in Motion performance of the Brighton Festival 2006. The software follows audio changes and creates a nebulous gas of ASCII characters that rapidly evolves and disperses as it responds to the music.

The show was featuring Irvine Welsh, the author of Trainspotting, Fight Club writer Chuck Palahniuk and Phil Hartnoll of Longrange.