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Environment Extension #2

Environment Extension #2

Project Details

YEAR 2018

LOCATION SAIC LeRoy Neiman Center 36 S Wabash, Chicago, IL

EXHIBITION Dataviz Collaborative 2018

About

ENVIRONMENT EXTENSION #2: LeRoy Neiman Center is a passively interactive kinetic light sculpture.

Movement, depth, and color information are sourced in real-time as people navigate The School of the Art Institute of Chicago’s LeRoy Neiman Center.

TOOLS TouchDesigner Microsoft Kinect

Canon REALiS WUX450ST Projector

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ENVIRONMENT EXTENSIONS are artificial augmentations of physical space. These sculptures challenge our perceptions of true space by manipulating motion, light and shadow.
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Scope

Discovery

Hardware consultation

Curatorial consultation

Prototyping & previs

Design

Site-specific architectural integration

Motion & form

Integrated and unobtrusive installation

Development

Optimization

Real-time data visualization

Motion & behavior

Testing

Positional tracking

Parameterization

Hardware auditioning

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Visualizing Presence.

As a disruption to the accepted aesthetic and content of “data visualization”, Environment Extension #2 is not a representation of a recorded dataset, but rather an expression of a real-time relationship of cause and effect.

Our biofields - the energy emitted by the body - displace matter as we move through space. Our bodies become the data as Environment Extension #2 visualizes our presence; the ripples we make.

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Process & Development

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