Whoooo! That was a day. Officially the EVA-London is over with more to come tomorrow. Quite official. I also went to the Barbican Centre to take a fast 2 and a half hour look into the Lee Krasner exhibition till 9pm.
2019-07-11 21:10:04
Event two:soundcatart
johnathan weinel
virtual hallucinations
visualising music
vj stuff
based on sinus and cosinus functions
for movement and colours etc.
a lot work is done in forehand
and then in a kind of dj remix "again" to finalise the work
augmented reality paintings
kind of sketches related to the work
vj frames are integrated into paintings
into virtual reality
kind of fly through experience
digital dystopia (pattern usage)
recombine half painted backgrounds
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Interactive Visual Music
synthesis between audio and visual - synaesthesia
non representational and non narrative
modernist approach
abstract animations (started 1920s)
effect by the sublime, gestures, to change how it is perceived and created and returned
-> turner assembling sculpture (by the artist)
Why poetry?
Transporting into notion something that is not notional is very difficult.
Using a poem and the voice acting of someone(not necessarily a actor) who reads the poem
ai detects the emotional states in the voice recordings (that's the data)
(main) reason why the language of the poem has to english
The emo-states the ai can detect: disgust, anger, fear, sadness, surprise, happy, neutral
male and female differs, counts, too
a lot of data is needed to train a neural network
accuracy match is close to 50%
much better than pure random (100/14)
artists finding:
the idea had way more crazy shapes, the final results are quite "common"
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Riding Through Walls
a journey of physical computing through Google Street View
Dr. Megan L. Smith University of Regina / Canada
ride a bike in her studio through Canada in google street view
projections of images of the location she went through on the right hand side
in front the actual street view of the position
went along the Transcanada
average speed 19 km/h - is comfortable (+ good image refresh frame rate)
sync the experience with instagram, twitter, facebook
data graphs visualise the experience -> biking success, where, ...
6420 km biking 337 hours of physical engagement, 942 photos taken to represent the journey
patterns encountered:
the people
random thinks (like a helicopter on a car)
cliches (like a bag in the winter brise)
x-mas trees on the street
a glitch in google street view
system failures (gap in the data, falling down of a highway)
time travel (from 2015 to 2014 and suddenly one sees the mountains)
google street view captures reality with indifference
interaction with people - engagement of people with google-street-view-cars (stunts weaving)
strange things - death - angle appeared
moments of love
found a lot more of humanity than anticipated ( blurred images )
the social engagement was huge all over the internet
in the virtual experience
project is archived on youtube
influence:
James Bridle 'the new Aesthetics and its politics'
Marshall McLuhan
you can pedal through a lot of media like poems, etc
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Return to nature: How media art heals
the narrow screen focus of attention
consciousness hacking
a service to humanity
maker of kinetical art-fair and artworks
what makes the artworks so engaging (where does this energy comes from?)
Stephen R Kellet
The Biophilia Hypothesis
Proximity to greenspace
'soft fascination'
Techno Biophilia
Sue Thomas
Technological nature
Peter H Kahn
Digital Forest
Mad Boyd and Nye Parry + Polly Dalton
oterworld hackney takes you out of this world into another one
are we experience nature second hand?
swimming with dolphins - a waterproofed vr mask
sensory reality pod - a therapy against dementia
be-box - not a other world - more going into inside your personal state
wavepaths space - mendel kaelen - therapeutic use
sensortech's sensora room
-------------------
At the helm of the burning ship claude
vepstas 1997 millner?
the burning ship is a mandelbrot variation
KI Martin's SuperFractalThing
Laser blaster case analysis
Paudelbrot's glitch detection criterion
code generation can be automated
artistic aspects of where you want to zoom into
claude@mathr.co.uk fractalforums.org
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beyond the audience seat
360°recording
last talk of the day talking about opera and recording for vr
implementation of new techs into the traditional opera
3d-ambisonics
mimetic ...
diegetic ...
... qualities of staging
hyperstage
close you are part of the stage
you can move around
far away you see it as part of the audience or recording booth
the closer the louder the voice
-------------------
Lee Krasner: "From time to time I come back to my little writings" - L.K. about her "little images".
johnathan weinel
virtual hallucinations
visualising music
vj stuff
based on sinus and cosinus functions
for movement and colours etc.
a lot work is done in forehand
and then in a kind of dj remix "again" to finalise the work
augmented reality paintings
kind of sketches related to the work
vj frames are integrated into paintings
into virtual reality
kind of fly through experience
digital dystopia (pattern usage)
recombine half painted backgrounds
------------------
Interactive Visual Music
synthesis between audio and visual - synaesthesia
non representational and non narrative
modernist approach
abstract animations (started 1920s)
effect by the sublime, gestures, to change how it is perceived and created and returned
-> turner assembling sculpture (by the artist)
Why poetry?
Transporting into notion something that is not notional is very difficult.
Using a poem and the voice acting of someone(not necessarily a actor) who reads the poem
ai detects the emotional states in the voice recordings (that's the data)
(main) reason why the language of the poem has to english
The emo-states the ai can detect: disgust, anger, fear, sadness, surprise, happy, neutral
male and female differs, counts, too
a lot of data is needed to train a neural network
accuracy match is close to 50%
much better than pure random (100/14)
artists finding:
the idea had way more crazy shapes, the final results are quite "common"
-------------------
Riding Through Walls
a journey of physical computing through Google Street View
Dr. Megan L. Smith University of Regina / Canada
ride a bike in her studio through Canada in google street view
projections of images of the location she went through on the right hand side
in front the actual street view of the position
went along the Transcanada
average speed 19 km/h - is comfortable (+ good image refresh frame rate)
sync the experience with instagram, twitter, facebook
data graphs visualise the experience -> biking success, where, ...
6420 km biking 337 hours of physical engagement, 942 photos taken to represent the journey
patterns encountered:
the people
random thinks (like a helicopter on a car)
cliches (like a bag in the winter brise)
x-mas trees on the street
a glitch in google street view
system failures (gap in the data, falling down of a highway)
time travel (from 2015 to 2014 and suddenly one sees the mountains)
google street view captures reality with indifference
interaction with people - engagement of people with google-street-view-cars (stunts weaving)
strange things - death - angle appeared
moments of love
found a lot more of humanity than anticipated ( blurred images )
the social engagement was huge all over the internet
in the virtual experience
project is archived on youtube
influence:
James Bridle 'the new Aesthetics and its politics'
Marshall McLuhan
you can pedal through a lot of media like poems, etc
-------------------
Return to nature: How media art heals
the narrow screen focus of attention
consciousness hacking
a service to humanity
maker of kinetical art-fair and artworks
what makes the artworks so engaging (where does this energy comes from?)
Stephen R Kellet
The Biophilia Hypothesis
Proximity to greenspace
'soft fascination'
Techno Biophilia
Sue Thomas
Technological nature
Peter H Kahn
Digital Forest
Mad Boyd and Nye Parry + Polly Dalton
oterworld hackney takes you out of this world into another one
are we experience nature second hand?
swimming with dolphins - a waterproofed vr mask
sensory reality pod - a therapy against dementia
be-box - not a other world - more going into inside your personal state
wavepaths space - mendel kaelen - therapeutic use
sensortech's sensora room
-------------------
At the helm of the burning ship claude
vepstas 1997 millner?
the burning ship is a mandelbrot variation
KI Martin's SuperFractalThing
Laser blaster case analysis
Paudelbrot's glitch detection criterion
code generation can be automated
artistic aspects of where you want to zoom into
claude@mathr.co.uk fractalforums.org
-------------------
beyond the audience seat
360°recording
last talk of the day talking about opera and recording for vr
implementation of new techs into the traditional opera
3d-ambisonics
mimetic ...
diegetic ...
... qualities of staging
hyperstage
close you are part of the stage
you can move around
far away you see it as part of the audience or recording booth
the closer the louder the voice
-------------------
Lee Krasner: "From time to time I come back to my little writings" - L.K. about her "little images".
