Rachel Smith and Tim Vischer - Revision history

TVischer: /* SelfProjection */

2016-03-30T20:44:52Z

SelfProjection

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	After initial testing, the decision was made to take out the 'erasing' feature as it felt unnecessary and unintuitive. Instead, we decided to double the installation, creating the opportunity for two people to interact simultaneously. Now, the pattern of one person is projected onto the other and vice versa.		After initial testing, the decision was made to take out the 'erasing' feature as it felt unnecessary and unintuitive. Instead, we decided to double the installation, creating the opportunity for two people to interact simultaneously. Now, the pattern of one person is projected onto the other and vice versa.

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	Patterns at various stages of merging. There are also instances of 'non-faces' being detected and therefore adding unexpected images into the mix.		Patterns at various stages of merging. There are also instances of 'non-faces' being detected and therefore adding unexpected images into the mix.

	[[File:~~selfprojectionposter~~.png\|300px]]‎		[[File:SelfprojectionposterS.png\|300px]]‎

	‘It often feels as if we can no longer experience anything if we don’t first alienate it. In fact,alienation may now be a necessary preface to experience. Anything too close to us bears the label ‘Objectify and Re-ingest’…… As a mode of experience it can be called degenerate, but it is no more so than our ‘space’ is degenerate. It is simply the result of certain necessities pressed upon us……You can only see what a good time you had from the summer snapshots. Experience can then be adjusted to certain norms of ‘having a good time’. These Kodachrome icons are used to convince friends you did have a good time - if they believe it, you believe it. Everyone wants to have photographs not only to prove but to invent their experience. This constellation of narcissism, insecurity, and pathos is so influential I suppose none of us is quite free of it.’ Brian O’Doherty		‘It often feels as if we can no longer experience anything if we don’t first alienate it. In fact,alienation may now be a necessary preface to experience. Anything too close to us bears the label ‘Objectify and Re-ingest’…… As a mode of experience it can be called degenerate, but it is no more so than our ‘space’ is degenerate. It is simply the result of certain necessities pressed upon us……You can only see what a good time you had from the summer snapshots. Experience can then be adjusted to certain norms of ‘having a good time’. These Kodachrome icons are used to convince friends you did have a good time - if they believe it, you believe it. Everyone wants to have photographs not only to prove but to invent their experience. This constellation of narcissism, insecurity, and pathos is so influential I suppose none of us is quite free of it.’ Brian O’Doherty

TVischer at 20:07, 30 March 2016

2016-03-30T20:07:20Z

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			==SelfProjection==

	We want to develop an Interactive Artwork which captures the dominating clothing pattern of the wearers, then replicates and projects it back into the space, camouflaging the dominant wearer and engulfing all others in the pattern. The viewer can then enter the Installation and, using hand movements, erase the mapping, revealing the dominant wearer. This artwork connects to a sense of identity and awareness of digital trace, correspondingly relating to the physical world of clothing choices and decisions around making yourself visible.		We want to develop an Interactive Artwork which captures the dominating clothing pattern of the wearers, then replicates and projects it back into the space, camouflaging the dominant wearer and engulfing all others in the pattern. The viewer can then enter the Installation and, using hand movements, erase the mapping, revealing the dominant wearer. This artwork connects to a sense of identity and awareness of digital trace, correspondingly relating to the physical world of clothing choices and decisions around making yourself visible.

TVischer at 20:05, 30 March 2016

2016-03-30T20:05:26Z

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			‘It often feels as if we can no longer experience anything if we don’t first alienate it. In fact,alienation may now be a necessary preface to experience. Anything too close to us bears the label ‘Objectify and Re-ingest’…… As a mode of experience it can be called degenerate, but it is no more so than our ‘space’ is degenerate. It is simply the result of certain necessities pressed upon us……You can only see what a good time you had from the summer snapshots. Experience can then be adjusted to certain norms of ‘having a good time’. These Kodachrome icons are used to convince friends you did have a good time - if they believe it, you believe it. Everyone wants to have photographs not only to prove but to invent their experience. This constellation of narcissism, insecurity, and pathos is so influential I suppose none of us is quite free of it.’ Brian O’Doherty


			We want to draw attention to clothing choices and how the decisions involved affect our experiences. We have developed an interactive artwork which captures the clothing pattern of the wearers, then replicates and projects it onto others, the patterns objectified and re-ingested. Anyone can then enter the space and, using hand movements to erase the mapping, free the others from the projected self. This artwork connects digital to physical in the world of clothing choices, identity, experience and decisions around self projection.

Rachel at 20:03, 30 March 2016

2016-03-30T20:03:06Z

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	[http://www.openprocessing.org/sketch/337526 And here]		[http://www.openprocessing.org/sketch/337526 And here]
	'''		'''

			The idea behind the code
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			Photos from Transmediale

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	~~[[File:Scan_49.png\|300px]]‎~~

Rachel at 19:59, 30 March 2016

2016-03-30T19:59:59Z

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			Patterns at various stages of merging. There are also instances of 'non-faces' being detected and therefore adding unexpected images into the mix.

	[[File:selfprojectionposter.png\|300px]]‎		[[File:selfprojectionposter.png\|300px]]‎
	[[File:Scan_49.png\|300px]]‎		[[File:Scan_49.png\|300px]]‎

TVischer at 19:54, 30 March 2016

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Rachel at 19:53, 30 March 2016

2016-03-30T19:53:59Z

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	After initial testing, the decision was made to take out the 'erasing' feature as it felt unnecessary and unintuitive. Instead, we decided to double the installation, creating the opportunity for two people to interact simultaneously. Now, the pattern of one person is projected onto the other and vice versa.		After initial testing, the decision was made to take out the 'erasing' feature as it felt unnecessary and unintuitive. Instead, we decided to double the installation, creating the opportunity for two people to interact simultaneously. Now, the pattern of one person is projected onto the other and vice versa.

	[[File:IMG_8047.png]]		[[File:IMG_8047.png\|500px]]

	<gallery>		<gallery>

Rachel at 19:53, 30 March 2016

2016-03-30T19:53:21Z

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	After initial testing, the decision was made to take out the 'erasing' feature as it felt unnecessary and unintuitive. Instead, we decided to double the installation, creating the opportunity for two people to interact simultaneously. Now, the pattern of one person is projected onto the other and vice versa.		After initial testing, the decision was made to take out the 'erasing' feature as it felt unnecessary and unintuitive. Instead, we decided to double the installation, creating the opportunity for two people to interact simultaneously. Now, the pattern of one person is projected onto the other and vice versa.

			[[File:IMG_8047.png]]

	<gallery>		<gallery>

Rachel at 19:50, 30 March 2016

2016-03-30T19:50:35Z

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	Two power sockets		Two power sockets

	Table		Table

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	Initial Working Code		'''Initial Working Code
	[http://www.openprocessing.org/sketch/337525 Can be found here]		[http://www.openprocessing.org/sketch/337525 Can be found here]
	[http://www.openprocessing.org/sketch/337526 And here]		[http://www.openprocessing.org/sketch/337526 And here]
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			After initial testing, the decision was made to take out the 'erasing' feature as it felt unnecessary and unintuitive. Instead, we decided to double the installation, creating the opportunity for two people to interact simultaneously. Now, the pattern of one person is projected onto the other and vice versa.

	<gallery>		<gallery>

TVischer at 19:46, 30 March 2016

2016-03-30T19:46:18Z

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	[[File:~~Selfprojectionposter~~.png]]‎		[[File:selfprojectionposter.png\|300px]]‎