Author: Zsófia Ruttkay Version: 1.0 Date: 25.2.2009
YMYI
by João Martinho Moura and Jorge Sousa Master in Technology and Digital Arts - University of Minho, Protugal Human motion-driven display and music. | |
The Emergence Project
by Daniel Sauter, Mark Hereld The Emergence Project is a software art installation exhibited at Hyde Park Art Center’s digital facade gallery from October 11 until December 31, 2008. The piece investigates how complex patterns arise out of a series of simple interactions, without apparent direction or plan. | |
Roots
by Memo Akten, Owen Vallis, Jordan Hochenbaum, California Institute of the Arts. “Roots” is an interactive installation for the Brick Table tangible and multi-touch interface, where multiple people can collaborate in making music in a dynamic & visually responsive environment. A vine-like structure will branch out and generatively maneuver around the surface– actively triggering sounds and loops. | |
Magnetic Ink by Robert Hodgin Founder of the Barbarian Group and www.flight404.com Graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design with a degree in sculpture in 1998. Organic forms, polyhedra, flocking, and audio-visual experimentation. | |
Name Flake Generator
by David Hunter
Typed in text turns into flakes - no source code. | |
Europa
by Glen Murphy (http://glenmurphy.com/)
Skating out dreams about the beloved. | |
Wiggle (54)
by Manny Tan Local scr updated for processing B
An expanding, contracting, and twisting responsive organ. Many more organic examples: bump (59), tentacle (63), non-organic: pringle(58) in flash: kroll (39), flora1 (24), lizard (18) at http://www.uncontrol.com/. Read the about! | |
Manifest
by Michael Chang Drawing program where different gestures create varying organisms animated through procedural animation and physics simulations. | |
Polyptic
by George Legrady
A dynamically generated visualization consisting of a 2D matrix of cells that can flip between two states. | |
Jellyfish
by Carolin Horn
Visualization of an encyclopedia of the arts. | |
Grass
by The Barbarian Group
Interactive projection wall promoting Saturn for the 2006 Wired NextFest. | |
We Feel Fine
by Jonathan Harris and Sepandar Kamvar
An exploration of human emotion on a global scale using data gathered from blogs. | |
Mobzombies
by Will Carter & Aaron Meyers Mobzombies is a game where you run away from pixel-art zombies by physically running. A player's motion data is read into Processing from a compass/accelerometer sensor, which controls an avatar in a virtual world full of zombies. | |
Yellowtail
by by Golan Levin An interactive software system for the gestural creation and performance of real-time abstract animation. | |
Birds!
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by Robert Hodgin Exploration of flocking behavior used to collaborate with Nando Costa in producing telvision spots for FOX Japan. | |
Pond
by William Ngan
Autonomous bezier fish swarm around their liquid environment. Press keys 0-3 to hide and reveal predator fish.
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Moovl Prototype by Ed Burton Drawing environment including simulated dynamics and programmable behaviors. A constructionist play environment based on the Sodaconstructor. | |
Maeve
by Interface Design Team of FH Potsdam Provides visual and tangible access to the conceptual networks behind architectural projects. The installation is part of the 11th International Architecture Exhibition of the Venice Biennale. | |
Body Navigation
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by Jonas Jongejan and Ole Kristensen for Recoil Performance Group Infrared motion tracking and floor projection installation for a Danish Dance Theatre production with choreographer Tina Tarpgaard. | |
Relations
by Alessandro Capozzo, Ghost Agency Each flocking creature connects with others by an ephemeral net of relations. | |
NudemenGarden
by Francis Lam, Henry Chu When the nude men come, the flowers blossom. Software for real-time video tracking and animation. | |
ElectroPlastique 1
by Marius Watz | |
process
by ART+COM The application of Computational Design in ART+COM projects. |
Happy 2009
by Michel Cleempoel
Interactive particles |
Khronos projector
by Alvaro Cassinelli
A video time-warping machine with a tangible deformable screen. |
Brownian motion Ranbots |
A wonderfully inspiring collection
by Manny Tam - read the ABOUT too |