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Here is a selection of pictures from the collaborative storytelling installation that we developed for the Applications of Interactive Telecommunications Technology class. These awesome pictures were taken by Yimeng Bai, a colleague from ITP - thanks again.
Using my cache of images I had persistently taken around my hometown I began experimenting and playing with different methods of communicating the situations. By removing the people in the location I found you could disconnect the identity from the surrounding. This was a similar circumstance when applying a photograph of a subject into a carbon trace. There's a feeling of unease and isolation I was intrigued by.
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The image is a screenshot from a music tracking application, highlighting the top listeners of the artist Roxette. At the top, the title reads “Roxette Topluisteraars” in bold lettering. Below the title are circular profile pictures of two top listeners. The first profile picture features a dog, while the second depicts a person with bird tattoos on their shoulder. Overlaying a part of the screen, there is a black translucent box with white text, explaining the requirements for appearing on this leaderboard. The text states:
“Topluisteraars. Deze pagina bevat alleen stats.fm Plusgebruikers die hun gehele luistergeschiedenis hebben geïmporteerd. Aan de volgende vereisten moet zijn voldaan voordat je kunt verschijnen op deze pagina:
1. Je moet stats.fm Plus hebben
2. Je moet je gehele streamgeschiedenis geïmporteerd hebben
3. De privacyinstelling 'ranglijsten' moet ingeschakeld zijn.”
At the bottom right corner of the overlay, there is a green button labeled "Sluiten," which translates to "Close."
The image combines elements of user interaction and service details in a sleek interface with minimalist design.
Here's the translation of the Dutch text from the image:
**Top listeners**
This page only includes stats.fm Plus users who have imported their entire listening history. The following requirements must be met before you can appear on this page:
1. You must have stats.fm Plus.
2. You must have imported your entire streaming history.
3. The privacy setting for 'rankings' must be enabled.
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