Media Arts and Technology

PDLC Designs

This project is about creating art with the use of Smart Windows in a gallery setting.

I had a couple of ideas for my project: One of them is a play on the talking mirror in Snow White. A plain, help body, two way mirror will be placed on the wall of a gallery with a webcam looking out at the viewer. The webcam then will have a face resongnition software that will determine certain em...

PixelOptics Electronic Eyeglasses Glasses made to help those with presbiopia, the inability to focus. What makes these glasses electronic is the liquid crystal on the display that reacts to an electric current caused by a control. This electric current changes the optics of the lens. It is also mad...

1. "Duality" by ART+COM This installation, set up in the heart of Tokyo, uses six-metre-square panels that when stepped on create "real time virtual light" and tranforms those in waves that ripple through the artificial pond right next to it. It is stationed right outside of a metro station, a perfe...

AARON, Harold Cohen's computer program discussed extensively in his article "What is an Image?", is programed to make art by following a set of rules that mirrors the artistic thought process of human beings. AARON creates free-hand drawings and, much like real artists, it is never truly known what ...

I found these images by doing a long, tiring search for color coded crowds. Classification: 1. Each picture is of a crowd. While they're not pictured here, each picture had thousands of participators. 2. Each crowd was there for a purpose. There's the religious crowd (white), a charity walk (green),...

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_m5pQcjFdzMg/TNPzz1h6JuI/AAAAAAAABVE/jNExCHR7BcU/s1600/Utopolis-group-of-cinemas-funny-ad-57.jpg The ad that I chose to discuss is of a European cinematic company called Utopolis, as is said on the bottom right corner of the picture. In terms of linguistics, the ad focuses ...

Before thousand dollar digital cameras and the always convenient camera phone, photographs were taken using a camera obscura. The Latin translation, “dark chamber”, is exactly what it is; it is a room or a box where the only source of light is a small hole in the wall. And much like the human eye, l...