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This project used the idea of a street band that lively attracted attention but played silently on the street, near the WOW hall —a popular alt-music venue in down town Eugene, OR. The band appeared to be having a great time and interacting together, though in truth they never met as a group. We can only imagine to music they would have made. Project by: Brett S Ciccarello, Kristin S Dorn, Brooke D Kollie, Carly E Reigel, Lane P Ronne, and Trevin…
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In this project two figures face each other across an ally. One reaches out and his hand appears to cross the space and enter the others frame. The exchanges are sometimes gentle —wiping off of a tear and at other time more aggressive —slapping the others face. Perfectly timed exchanges made for a lovely tension and strange stretching and collapsing of space. Project by :Jon Bellona, Chris M George, Max S Mcnally, David B Mellor, Mike Sanchez, Christine…
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Re:Member is an interactive multimedia installation that engages group-user experience. The piece explores the varying degree of perspective in shared memory through the vocabulary of classic home made movie footage and period sound material. The piece is made to provoke the idea of lost time, a memory of distant past. As participants move throughout the space, they gradually reveal segments of the video footage. When multiple users interact with…
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This interactive piece encourages the viewer to identify unexpected grotesque qualities in video accompanied by audio, which otherwise could be described as beautiful. The tracking system is set up to recognize two figures within the space with infrared light values by the camera positioned above the gallery space. When participants enter the space, those who use their movement controls aspects of the video such as position, volume, and sharpness.…
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This projects uses flexi sensors to create an interface which projects the "bent" light. Jessica Bell, Amanda Riebe, and Jeffrey Stattler worked on the project.
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