Another idea is to let the interactions between the users and the content to happen in a random way: when the user enters the stage, the word's clouds follow their shadows projected onto the ground.
http://www.arkitus.com/Play/?id=12
Wednesday 30 September 2009
follow their shadows
Another idea is to let the interactions between the users and the content to happen in a random way: when the user enters the stage, the word's clouds follow their shadows projected onto the ground.
http://www.arkitus.com/Play/?id=12
An idea maybe to allow the users to get some blue clouds that will be projected onto the ground, moving all around, using gesture recognition in Processing. At the stage, there will be irregular boundaries holding each user’s body... like virtual, translucent clothes of words, forms and sounds...
http://www.arkitus.com/Play/?id=19
fromKeetra
Some people constructs reality in such amazing ways... let's take a look at Keetra Dean Dixon's imagination:
website:
http://www.fromkeetra.com
an interview:
http://siouxwire-annex.blogspot.com/2006/07/interview-keetra-dean-dixon.html
Tuesday 29 September 2009
(PG-9) Processing Gesture
Max Kazemzadeh // Assistant Professor building an Electronic Media Art Program in the University of North Texas School of Visual Arts. Kazemzadeh studies human interaction via the context and influence of constructed interfaces. Reflecting on interfaces as influencing and influenced-by language, identity, culture, and interaction. Kazemzadeh's installation experiences exist as relational kinetic environments that employ reappropriated materials, custom hardware and software, redirecting the viewer's attention from technology, commodity, and the art object to play, adaptation, and human interaction. He has exhibited nationally and internationally.
(PG-9)Processing Gesture is a site-specific interactive installation comprising of nine microcontrollers, tripods, sensors, motors, video cameras, pencils, coat hangars, sheets of drawing paper, a computer and projector.
(PG-9):
http://www.maxkazemzadeh.com/gesture.html
website:
http://www.maxkazemzadeh.com/
Blog site:
http://emedia.wordpress.com/about/
Sunday 27 September 2009
Pask + Ascott
In 1968 Gordon Pask and his pupil Roy Ascott were elected Associate Member of the Institution of Computer Science, London. In 1974 he was elected president of the Society for General Systems Research, now the International Society for Systems Science. Pask was chairman of the Cybernetics Society from 1976 to 1979.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fifSXXS8fU4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrIkJcgDaD8
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