Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Circuit Tree
Here's a brief summary of my Circuit Tree. It's still in a prototyping stage but I'm quite glued to the idea.
My goal is to create a sculpture that encourages participants to interact with it and create collaborative art. Specifically I made the tree where each leaf, when touched, changes colors from an internal, bright LED . As all of the leaves are connected together, the tree can "shiver" when touched. Depending on how long an individual touches the leaf, the response can change. With 30+ leaves on the tree, this becomes a 3d interactive display - light bright 3.0 if you will. People can try to change all the leaves to one color or put patterns into the leaves. The tree then retains a history - why is the tree blue now, who did that?
As an additional part of my work, I measure people's physiological arousal - what makes them excited and frustrated. I'm planning on connecting my tree to wireless sensors that measure excitement. As a participant gets more and more excited, the tree changes colors. Perhaps, when calm the tree is blue, but as the audience becomes more excited, the tree changes red and starts flashing more dynamic patterns of color.
Electric Zen Waterfountain
Spring 2008
To watch the video in action click here:
Carol of the Bells
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Sonar Demo
Working with a group of 5, we made the 'mini-belagio'. Making an embedded system board, hooking up lights and fish pumps, and even sonar, we created an interactive Senior project.
People could control how the water moved based off of where they moved their hands.
The water and colors could also change based off of music.
This project began my passion for building art out of electronics.
Math Quiz #7

My Senior year in high school I began my passion for developing flash videos. In one day, which happened to be mother day (sorry mom), I developed the above movie. While I did not know how to code back then, this movie shows my love of bending Flash's rules and showing things in a new perspective. I created this movie to compete in a movie competition against other begging film developers and I won first place at the Tiger Film Fest in Summit County. I was invited to submit my video to the Breckenridge Film Festival and this video can be seen every night at 11pm on Summit TV.
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