Body Paint at Decode – The V&A
Body Paint is an interactive installation that allows you to paint on a virtual canvas with your own body. Akten has created a custom software programme that converts your gestures…
Dandelion at Decode – The V&A
This playful installation allows you to blow away the seeds of a dandelion clock using an infrared light concealed in the hairdryer. It mimics the wind, scattering the seeds until…
Oasis at Decode – The V&A
The creatures that appear when sand is gently moved away have been programmed to take on swarm intelligence. Creatures grow and populate the areas of the screen that are not…
Solar at Decode – The V&A
Solar is a sound-responsive work. Using a combination of the open-source computer programming language Processing and beat detection, sounds are picked up via the microphone and translated into a moving…
Radio House of Cards Video & Interactive version at Decode – The V&A
3D mapping technology, using a scanner with 64 lasers in place of a video camera, was employed to make the music video House of Cards by Radiohead. The lasers were…
Swarm Draw at Decode – The V&A
Joshua Davis was one of the first web designers to work with open-source Flash programming. Adobe Flash is a programme that allows designers to create interactive and animated web-pages. Davis…
TI at Decode – The V&A
Reas visualises complex computer programmes. Here we can see an installation made up of code: a visualisation of algorithms. The sets of computation code provide rules and instructions that define…
Dune at Decode – The V&A
Dune is a responsive piece that reacts as you walk through the work. The reeds, lit with LED lights, respond to motion and touch, creating an ever-changing, immersive environment.
bit.code at Decode – The V&A
bit.code is a visualisation of information taken from the internet. The spinning chains represent the rapid nature of data as it moves through internet networks. At certain points the black…
Tutorial with Bob
Talked to Bob on the Friday about my new project the extended major project: I started talking about my initial ideas that are about what I find interesting in my…