Media Arts and Technology

Legrady makes many valid points in his article about digital photography and the images manipulation today. People are so very fast to believe what they see in front of them, and may not realize that almost every image put out there has been manipulated one way or another. The digital world has made...

Imaginarium of a 1,000 creatures This instillation is designed to make people feel imaginary creatures are real. It uses cameras, magnets, motion tracking, haptic technology, and special graphics to enable people to interact with virtual creatures through real world objects. The room is filled with ...

For my final project I plan on having interactions take place between the digital and real world via haptic technology. My idea comes from Kobito: Virtual Brownies, where these imaginary virtual creatures are able to interact with the real world by moving objects. However I want to twist the interac...

1. "Frame of Harmony" - Paul Mattisse http://www.ntticc.or.jp/Archive/1997/Chaos/Works/frame.html The viewer has control over the movement of the piece. Patterns are created by touch, thermal convention,and changes in the surfaces temperature. The changes create wrinkles and cirrocumulus clouds in t...

Screen shot 2012-02-07 at 12.56.22 AM.png http://rossgill.tumblr.com/post/17203346164 Classification: 1. The first attribute all of these photos have in common is their color. I decided to use the complementary colors of red and green. 2. Each photo depicts a set of pairs. The first two pictures ar...

In the article by Roland Barthes, "Rhetoric of the Image," there were three main points the viewer should take away in regards on how to decipher an image. The linguistic, coded iconic, and non-coded iconic messages that are all found with in an advertisement. There are certain and precise decisions...

The French artist scientist, Etienne-Jules Marey, is best known for his chronophotography. He was fascinated with motion and his genius lead to his ability to capture complex movements that dated 'pre-cinema.' His accomplishments have lead to advances in many branches of technology. One of those bra...

As I was doing research I stumbled upon an interesting story of a once renounced photographer who spent his last living days in a camera obscura. Henri D'Aquin was the man who lived this way. He used a little light that came in through the window to try and capture an image of his love's soul, Black...