This is a video from an interactive installation made by Emily Gobeille and Theodore Watson. The software is made with openFrameworks. Participants can interact with the sonic ecosystem by speaking into a microphone. It’s very beautiful. More pictures here and here
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Terrarium Interactive Installation
Posted: 25. f 2009 in computer art, openFrameworks, programming, softwareTags: interactive, openFrameworks, programming, software, video, vimeo
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Derivative TouchDesigner
Posted: 9. f 2009 in computer art, new technology, open sound control, programming, softwareTags: Derivative TouchDesigner, new technology, ope, open sound control, programming, software, sound computing, visua, visual programming language, visualization, XML
Derivative’s TouchDesigner is a new programming tool, at least for me. It’s a graphical programming language for art, video game prototyping, 3d animation, audio and more. It’s also got support for OSC, XML and html, and that’s a good thing! There are two versions, one free and one you have to pay for. Here’s a [...]
Khoda animated short film
Posted: 26. f 2009 in animation, computer artTags: animation, film, video, vimeo
This short animated film is actually a student project by Reza Dolatabadi. He’s made it together with Mark Szalos Farkas (story), Adam Thomson (animation). Music by Hamed Mafakheri. The film has won several prizes: Winner of the Best Animation Canary Wharf Film Festival (London) Aug, 2008 Winner of the Best Student Animation Flip Festival (Birmingham) [...]
Ultramar
Posted: 2. f 2009 in computer animation, computer art, electronic musicTags: animation, cool music, video, vimeo