Interactive Art
Thursday, 16 August
2:15 - 4 pm
Room 404

Session Chair
Hisham Bizri
Massachusetts Institute of Technology


Permanent Shutdown: Experiments in Interactivity
Justin Kent
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
195 Binney Street #2103
Cambridge, Massachusetts 02142 USA
justin@scientifikent.com

Artificial intelligence finds assisted suicide, online trust accesses ownership and consumption, and interaction becomes anti-interaction - as art moves towards its own inevitable permanent shutdown.


NATO.0+55+3d.Modular - A New Real-Time and Non-Real-Time Multimedia Authoring and DSP Environment
Netochka Nezvanova
0f003 Maschinenkunst
Stichting Steim
Achtergracht 19
1017 WL Amsterdam THE NETHERLANDS
ecdysone@eusocial.com

An advanced, real-time and non-real-time 2D, 3D, VR, DV-FIREWIRE, audio-video and text library for IRCAM MAX distributed by Ircam, and 0f0003.


Digital Stupa: Interactive Animations

Daniel Pirofsky
Portland State University
Department of Art
P.O. Box 751
Portland, Oregon 97207-0751 USA
pirofskyd@pdx.edu

Playful meditations on algorithmically discovered, non-objective images. Source animations are recomposed as maps to be explored through non-linear playback of frames in unique, spontaneous space/time sequences.


My Finger's Getting Tired: Interactive Installations for the Mind and Body
Don Ritter
Pratt Institute
Department of Computer Graphics and Interactive Media
200 Willougby Avenue ARC F11
Brooklyn, New York 11205 USA
ritter@aesthetic-machinery.com

Documentation of large installations that use interactivity as content and require users to use their bodies to simultaneously control unencumbered interactive experiences for multiple users.