The world is not built out of a single point of view, or out of a single voice. It is the result of a continuous interaction among different people, places, objects, architectures, information.
A continuous flow of perspectives, voices, desires and emotions creates a poliphonic form of expression that goes well beyond written language, creating an experience that is closer to the world we live in.
AC is a simple actionscript interface that will be used as a starting point in a series of developments.
The first one simply grabs pictures about “anthropology” in real time from flickr.com, displaying them in a mobile, variable, multi-author visual composition that aims to create a visionary stream of consciousness of the multitude of people involved. A chaotic, suggestive, emotional, harmonic-and-dissonant narrative.
click here to open: AC, Antropologia Culturale
In the next steps, this form of narration will be expanded to define a world-medium that will be used to build a digital layer of reality that you will be able to experience in physical space, trough mobile phones and other handheld and wearable devices. A narrative augmented reality and a new form of publishing.
Stay tuned. :)
June 18, 2009 | Filed under FakePress Publishing, Research and tagged with anthropology, augmented reality, design, happiness, location based, physical computing, relation, rfid, sensors, spime, stream of consciousness, tags, technology, wayfinding, wayshowing.
Tags: anthropology, augmented reality, design, happiness, location based, physical computing, relation, rfid, sensors, spime, stream of consciousness, tags, technology, wayfinding, wayshowing
AOS, Art is Open Source, is the diary of the activities of xDxD.vs.xDxD / Salvatore Iaconesi and penelope.di.pixel / Oriana Persico.
We use technology, communication, performance, art and design to instantiate emotional actions and processes that are able to expose the dynamics of our contemporary world.
We do this in academic, artistic, business and activist domains and, actually, we are focused on moving fluidly among each of these spaces.
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