Technology augmented performance art. A mix of performance and generative artwork. This is absolutely brilliant and powerful as an end product in itself, but also as an idea that opens up all sorts of new avenues of possibilities.
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Tele-present wind
“This installation consists of a series of 42 x/y tilting devices connected to thin dried plant stalks installed in the gallery and a dried plant stalk connected to an accelerometer installed outdoors. When the wind blows, it causes the stalk outside to sway. The accelerometer detects this movement transmitting it in real-time to the grouping of devices in the gallery. Therefore the stalks in the gallery space move in real-time and in unison based on the movement of the wind outside. This piece was installed at Laboratoria Art & Science Space in Moscow and the sensor was installed at the Visualization and Digital Imaging Lab, University of Minnesota for an exhibition titled aesthetic data.”
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An attempt at visualizing the flow of the famous painting “Starry Night” of Vincent Van Gogh.
The user can interact with the animation. Also, the sound responds to the flow.
Made with openframeworks.
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Rows of motorised measuring tapes record the amount of time that visitors stay in the installation. As a computerised tracking system detects the presence of a person, the closest measuring tape starts to project upwards. When the tape reaches around 3m high it crashes and recoils back.
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Marius Watz delivers a brief survey of the state of computational aesthetics from early pioneers to the recent boom in creatives working with code.
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EYJAFJALLAJÖKULL
an installation by Joanie Lemercier
a video by Jérome Monnot and Vania Jaikin Miyazaki
VISUALS: Joanie Lemercier
Additional visuals: Simon Geilfus
MUSIC: Monolake - Oomoo
PRODUCTION: Nicolas Boritch
Music used in the video report:
- Caribou - Children Play Well Together
- Nicolas Jaar - Wouh
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Föhnseher rises from the scrap heap of analog TV.
Unlike other televisions, Föhnseher captures and displays images downloaded by people on surrounding local wireless networks.
Phones, laptops and tablet computers all become broadcast stations for this device, replacing the forgotten television towers of old.
julianoliver.com/foehnseher
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Voice Lessons is an electronic, audio device that interrogates the popular myth that every musical instrument imitates the human voice. Touching the screen allows the participant to manipulate the visuals and vocalizations of the “voice teacher” as he recites vocal warm up exercises.
The piece resides in the space between a musical instrument and voice lesson. Move the touch point left, right, up, and down to explore the visual and auditory possibilities. Rapid high pitched loops occur while touching near the top of the screen while lower pitched longer loops are heard near the bottom.
The actor, also named John Keston, is the artist’s retired father who became a voice teacher after a long career on stage in plays, operas, and musicals with the Royal Shakespeare Company in his native country England and abroad.
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In 1666, Sir Isaac Newton conducted a famous experiment that has been widely considered as a landmark discovery in the study of optics and color theory. Inspired by this discovery, PRISMA 1666 is an interactive light installation consisting of 15 triangular crystal blocks distributed randomly on a clean white surface. The projection of colorful graphics is refracted and dispersed by these crystal blocks, creating a fascinating visual experience and ambiance. The installation enables interaction with the projected colors, angles, and shapes through a touch interface, creating an opportunity to experiment with these elements like Isaac Newton did so many years before us.
The installation is a collaboration between Wonwei and Shanghai-based design studio Super Nature Design. It was first exhibited at the 2011 International Science and Art Exhibition in Shanghai where it received the Best Creative Design Award.
More information here: wonwei.com/output/interactive-installation-prisma-1666/
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“ontama (onyko_tama_land)” is the live event which the students who were studying sound art and media art in Tama Art University began.
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