Mesa de dibujo es una aplicación digital que reúne dos de las cosas que más me gustan: la pintura y la música. La aplicación permite vincular un sonido a un color, parametrizar la ubicación del trazo en el plano y asignar una altura al sonido.
El proyecto nació en 2010 y se encuentra en fase beta.
En las capturas que aparecen a continuación se puede ver el segundo prototipo funcionando.
ESQUEMA
PRIMERAS PRUEBAS
Concepto, dirección creativa y ejecución: Fabián Barros (fa_b)
Programación max & live: Hernán González (cooptrol)
18 sept 2011
22 jun 2011
Luisa Pereira Hors I La estrategia flipper
Les presento la charla de mi querida amiga Luisa Pereira Hors en la reciente edición de Pecha Kucha Montevideo. Muy interesante! No se la pierdan.
Más info sobre Luisa:
http://www.luisaph.com/
Etiquetas:
arte digital,
muestras
receipt racer
receipt racer from d_effekt on Vimeo.
a microproject by undef and Joshua Noble
The receipt racer combines different in and output devices into a complete game. It was made during the "Let's feed the future workshop", part of the OFFF Festival in Barcelona on June 8th 2011.
Workshop: creativeapplications.net/offf2011/
More info: undef.ch/receipt-racer
Joshua Noble: thefactoryfactory.com/
Etiquetas:
instalación,
interfaces
30 may 2011
Ryoji Ikeda: The Transfinite (follow-up)
from:collabcubed.com
The Transfinite, an interactive installation by Ryoji Ikeda (Japan’s leading electronic composer and visual artist), is not only very cool, but surprisingly, an incredibly soothing experience. One would think that the test pattern visuals along with the loud electronic sounds and strobes might have the opposite effect, but at least for us, and seemingly those around us, it was almost hypnotically relaxing. People were lying on the floor for long stretches completely entranced by the spectacle and immersed in the moment.
It is important to note that the show is made up of three parts: test pattern; data.tron; and data.scan. We almost missed the two data sections which were on the other side of the test pattern wall. Below are some short videos to get a sense of the show, but it definitely is more one of those you-had-to-be-there situations.
The Transfinite, an interactive installation by Ryoji Ikeda (Japan’s leading electronic composer and visual artist), is not only very cool, but surprisingly, an incredibly soothing experience. One would think that the test pattern visuals along with the loud electronic sounds and strobes might have the opposite effect, but at least for us, and seemingly those around us, it was almost hypnotically relaxing. People were lying on the floor for long stretches completely entranced by the spectacle and immersed in the moment.
It is important to note that the show is made up of three parts: test pattern; data.tron; and data.scan. We almost missed the two data sections which were on the other side of the test pattern wall. Below are some short videos to get a sense of the show, but it definitely is more one of those you-had-to-be-there situations.
Etiquetas:
instalación
22 may 2011
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