IAT 222 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Trackball, Interactive Art, Hypertext

• School: Simon Fraser University
• Department: Interactive Arts and Technology
• Course: IAT 222
• Professor: Gabriela Aceves-Sepulveda

Document Summary

Allows audience to create audiovisual concert (p. 4) Computer allow it be used as an instrument trackball visual spectacle . Computer observed body movements of the viewer-performer through a video camera and translate them into an improvised music . Camera transferring an image into a stereo sound creates music, to which stern magazine (leafed during the performance) become a score . Role: sets and specifies the frames of a performance executed by the receivers themselves (p. 4) Two distant (sometimes very much so) beds, tied with a teleconference. Cameras transfer images projected then in such a way that the people i those beds can commune with each other telematically . Characters interacting are people sitting in distant sofas . Eyeball movement of a receiver-interactor generates endless chains of molecules that reproduce it, which gives him/her a unique chance of seeing a presentation of their own look . Determines the verbal conversation as space for interaction .