Archived entries for digital
semiconductor
Play of Light
The digitally animated shadows are projected onto
two interior rough concrete walls, which mirror each other
Ruth Jarman and Joe Gerhardt
prostheticknowledge
n. Information that a person does not know,
but can access as needed using technology
prostheticknowledge
onformative
google faces
An algorithmic robot hovering over the world to spot
portraits hidden in the topography on planet earth.
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The invisible shape of things past
Joachim Sauter & Dirk Lüsebrink
The Invisible Shapes of Things Past are parametric translations of movies into space. Single frames from a film sequence are lined up in space, according to the camera movement with which they were shot. Through this translation of single frames consisting of single pixels (picture elements) into space, objects of voxels (volume elements) are generated.
art+com
vimeo
neural.it
topics are restricted to three: media art, with a peculiar attention to the networked and conceptual use of technology in art (the so-called net.art), hacktivism, or activism using electronic media to express itself and electronic music, investigating how the technology is involved in music production, consumption and experimentation.
dataisnature
The Mechanics of the Light Prop
– László Moholy-Nagy & Stefan Sebök [1930]
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Dataisnature
Interrelationships between natural processes, computational systems and procedural-based art practices.
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extracts of local distance
BarcelonaPavilion
Countless fragments of existing architectural photography are merged into multilayered shapes. The resulting collages introduce a third abstract point of view next to the original ones of architect and photographer.
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Thomas McIntosh
Ondulation
is a composition for water, sound and light.
It employs a two ton pool of water which is set into motion using sound.
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Andreas Nicolas Fischer
Lichtzeichnungen
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Two sound recordings of the first organized tuning were taken at the last 2 orchestra performances of the 2012 / 2013 season. Each recording was analyzed and transformed into a spatial arrangement of the audio frequencies over time. The resulting geometry was then carved into a block of wood from a cedar tree, that had fallen outside the museum.
Project Oxford
Algorithms for face detection and recognition.
Face detection with attributes extraction and face recognition.
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Gebhard Sengmüller
“A Parallel Image” is an electronic camera obscura. This media-archaeological, interactive sculpture is based on the fictive assumption that the currently still valid principle of electronically transmitting moving images, namely by breaking them down into single images and image lines, was never discovered.
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Doug Aitken
LIGHTHOUSE
Lighthouse is a site-specific earthwork located in Upstate New York, which wraps the exterior of a house with moving images of the surrounding landscape.
vimeo
Lori Hepner
Korpo Gesture 2526
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Julian Oliver
Steganography
Using a method known as as steganography, the volatile data is embedded into images matching ‘island getaway’ and ‘beach paradise’, a comforting counter-balance to the bleakness and anxiety enshrouding the NSA and GCHQ leaks.
Phototrails
Phototrails is a research project that uses media visualization techniques for exploring visual patterns, dynamics and structures in user-generated photos.
phototrails.net
on-broadway
A city “talks” to us in data.
on-broadway.nyc
Media Art Net
Photo/Byte
The oldest in the succession of new media, photography, continues to maintain a central position—both in the field of art as well as in the sphere of mass media. This is why its technological conversion from analog to digital, which began over 20 years ago, triggered off a fierce debate amongst photography experts and media theorists.
Susanne Holschbach
Damon Crockett
How to Visualize Colors in Big Image Data: The Slice Histogram
!MEDIENGRUPPE BITNIK
«Opera Calling» was an artistic intervention into the cultural system of the Zurich Opera. By means of audio bugs placed within the auditorium of the local opera house, the outside public is given access to the performances on stage. The performances are retransmitted to the public not through broadcasting, but by telephoning each person individually.
UPI Model 16-S
United Press International UPI Model 16-S,
which scanned photos and then transmitted
them using a telephone line.
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youtube
f21threadscreen
The F21 Thread Screen is a 2,000 pound machine
that uses 6,400 mechanical spools of thread to display
Instagrams hashtagged with #F21ThreadScreen.
A Blind Camera
The Blind Camera is perfect for those people bored by the mass-produced point and shoot cameras. There’s no viewfinder, no lens, or flash. All it has on the outside is an LCD screen and a shutter button.
Inside is a Sony Ericsson cellphone that pulls down images from Flickr. Whenever you click the shutter button, the cellphone pings Flickr and downloads an image that has the same timestamp as your shutter press. It’s not an instant camera as it takes a few minutes for an image to appear…
for iphone
Image Composite Editor
Image Composite Editor is the best way to get high resolution
stitched panoramas into Photosynth.
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Building a deeper understanding of images
The ImageNet large-scale visual recognition challenge (ILSVRC) is the largest academic challenge in computer vision, held annually to test state-of-the-art technology in image understanding, both in the sense of recognizing objects in images and locating where they are.
Deep Dream
Artificial intelligence code is open-sourced by Google developers,
with internet users sharing psychedelic images under #deepdream hashtag
Art and Electronic Media
A landmark survey examining the pivotal role of new technologies in recent artistic innovation.
Motion, Duration, Illumination
Jeff Crossman
Industrial Light Painting aims to create high fidelity three-dimensional light paintings of real people. This is done by combining the precision of a computer controlled industrial arm and a RGB LED with a Kinect camera to capture and recreate portraits in depth and color.
Void Drawing
Circle – Songpa-gu
Point A: 37°29’51.53” N, 127°07’45.01” E, elevation 2.08 km
Point B: 37°30’37.68” N, 127°08’01.83” E, elevation 0.6 km
Diameter: 1.48km
voidDrawing.circle(37.497647, 127.129169, 2080.0, 37.510467, 127.133842, 600.0);
// (latitude_A, longitude_A, altitude_A, latitude_B, longitude_B, altitude_B);