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One frame in original format of latest generative audiovisual experiment by Lanvideosource. Video patch (made in VVVV) extracts and compares words taken from three news websites. Structure created interacts in real-time with audio frequencies and is partially sequenced. Video patch send back triggers to audio section generating audio-video interaction feedbacks. Words extracted and decontextualized are constantly remixed in the patch, obtaining new meaning from them or making subliminal messages.
Video is entirely made in VVVV. Patch is rendered off-line, no post cuts. Only motion blur is applied in post processing.
Watch the video on vimeo. www.vimeo.com/939779
A few more shots of the birthday celebrations of Swaythling station.
More images of this event HERE.
The interaction between little Mandisa and her dad Izu is amazing to watch. Mandisa was sitting by herself while Izu and Mina were playing with the two boys. Izu got up and walked over to little Mandisa and gave her an affectionate nudge and little Mandisa just lit up and spent the next 20 minutes hugging and laying next to her dad. Izu never ceases to amaze me that such a powerful animal could be so gentle and affectionate to all his lion cubs. The wild animal park people can not say enough good things about this amazing lion.
Today's Posting Group: "Find an object beginning with the letter 'I'. Post it then Tag it with #TP590"
While uploading I realize I didn't shoot an "object" but an image symbolizing an Interaction :(
LEFT: Design Jam Session, an activity led by Jeanne Turner & Barbara Holmes
RIGHT: Richard Banks's "The 40 Year Old Tweet"
#concept #génératif #comportement
Un trio d'objets lumineux qui évoluent au sein d'un système.
L'action de l'un provoque la réaction de l'autre, la lumière générée évolue ainsi de manière autonome.
Chaque module possède une personnalité qui s'exprime au travers de son matériau et de son comportement.
January, Human interaction. Monthly work photo theme. Each month where I work we have a picture theme. The company provides matted frames for 8x10 prints. The pictures hang on a wall in a well lit hallway past offices to the conference room. We choose a theme. We don't "judge." We don't put our names on our prints. Anyone can participate in any theme or not. So far, it's lots of fun and we are all getting into it. We started simple with a "Favorites" theme to encourage everyone to participate. This month "Human Interaction" turned out to be more difficult than I thought it would be.
THR_33 (Tea House for Robots) by rootoftwo and PLY Architecture shown in the exhibition:
Trouble in Paradise/Medi(t)ation of Survival - The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto, Japan.
Friday, July 9 - Sunday, August 22, 2010.
rootoftwo (John Marshall and Cezanne Charles)
PLY Architecture (Karl Daubmann and Craig Borum)
With help from Osman Khan, Chris Johnson, Westley Burger, Robert Yuen and Taisuke Murakami.