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Projected figures crowd around something that they obscure from the pedestrian’s view. When the pedestrian stands behind them, as if to look over their shoulders, they step aside to allow him a view onto what they’re looking at. The pedestrian can now see part of the unfolding scene, and he obscures the view for the other pedestrians.

After the pedestrian has been in the interaction area for a period of time, the projected figures will turn to face him and focus their attention on him.

gravitytrap.com/artwork/its-you

made using:
openTSPS(opentsps.com/)
openFrameworks (openframeworks.cc/)
Unity3d (unity3d.com/)
Blender3d (blender.org/)

Documentation from installation at CAM Raleigh for the Born Digital exhibition, opening January 28, 2012

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  • jvcleave plus 1 month ago
    Really nice project. Reminded me of the documentary Amargosa (woman founded an Opera house in Death Valley) where she painted an audience on the wall to watch her performances.
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  • DieTapete 4 weeks ago
    Wow!
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  • Robin D. Berg 1 week ago
    Stunning and imaginative use of this technology Karolina, BRAVO! I look forward to seeing your next project.
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