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In a Korean mall I found these videos of cars projected at the floor. Something detects when a person is standing on the image and you can see the cars blocked by the feet of people walking through.
just started a new identity project for los angeles-based photographer melissa bring.
you can click and drag the logos once they appear. one of them is the entry button.
HULK Interactive DVD Gift Card interface. Users can explore the HULK interactive DVD Gift Card.
Learn more about the interactive DVD Gift Card at: www.goiactive.com
Interactive play entitled, "Memories of a Woman" by the National Center for Culture and Arts is used as a vehicle to promote human rights for women.
"Multi-touch Interludes" by Mathieu Chamagne and Charles Bascou during the VIRAGE Public Presentation at iMAL, Brussels, Feb 2010. www.imal.org/virage
« Interactive Breakfast Encounter: Sustainable Investment Facilitation Policies and Practices » during the World Investment Forum 2018, palais des Nations. 25 October 2018. UNCTAD Photo by Violaine Martin
Going Interactive principals Jason Davenport and Doug Davenport win 2 big AMY Awards. From left Jason, Matt, Doug, and Phil
Scenario,
Prompt: A young man with short blond hair, blue eyes, clean-shaven, no beard. Naked. Illuminated by yellow headlights. Standing in a bedroom. Full body, side view, no background, Colored french comic style.
Negative Prompt: ugly, deformed, noisy, blurry, distorted, out of focus, bad anatomy, extra limbs, poorly drawn face, poorly drawn hands, missing fingers.
Modell: Stable Diffusion XL, Style: Creepy Nordic + Belgian + Semi-Realistic.
Brothers and co-founders of Going Interactive - Jason Davenport and Doug Davenport. Shot in Boston at Flash Forward Conference
He now interacts
more with his weather
map than he does with people.
For one thing
it’s always there,
never in the other room,
talking on the phone.
And it doesn’t interrupt.
In its silence
it says what he can expect.
It doesn’t insist
on being right. It knows
everything is a guess,
except when it’s fact.
It never talks politics.
Its gossip is speechless.
An unconditional love
does not exist
between them.
They go no further
than a tolerance
of the inevitable.
In their banality
they are alike.
They shuffle along
from day to day,
coughing, sneezing,
measuring the breeze,
waiting for change.