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Flowing Transformations displays a continuous series of
curve transformations from their linear origins with a very
structured flow of color.
Any Wall speculates on a possible replacement for Sol
LeWitt's
draftsperson with a web application for his wall drawings, a
simple experiment in viewer directed art.
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Robert Krawczyk
Illinois Institute of Technology
krawczyk@iit.edu
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An online blender
that provides a refreshing interactive experience through the
integration of multimedia design and creative programming.
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Maureen Lin
onlymaureen@yahoo.com Peter Sigrist |
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An experimental
animation project that depicts the evolution of moving stains of
color over time. It is produced by following a process of
manipulating moving vector data in real time.
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Gustavo Valgañón
gustavo@valganon.com
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A new exhibition space for Net-Art.
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Tom Hapgood
Triestman Center for New Media, University of Arizona
t.hapgood@u.arizona.edu
Lucy Petrovich
James Smith
Cynthia Barlow
Mike Holcomb
Peter Briggs
Charles Guerin
University of Arizona Museum of Art |
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A web-based project focused on interactive kinetic
typography and communal interactivity in the web environment. This
project was started with the designer's metaphorical belief that
Type is an Organism.
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Gicheol Lee
MFA Computer Art, School of Visual Arts
nucleus@typorganism.com |
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This on-going project iincludes several Flash movies made
with the prototype of the first wristwatch camera. Each Flash movie
has a sequence of images taken frame by frame of people reciting a
verse that the artist wrote. When you enter the project,
you see three different faces that establish a dialogue. The interaction among the characters generates a poem. The
number of different poems/combinations that you can get is 336.
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Yucef Merhi
ym@cibernetic.com |
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This interactive Flash animation examines a vast secret history of
the apple. It probes a large array of subjects, including the Beatles’
Death Clues, the mysterious suicide of cryptographer Alan Turing by
poisoned apple, the meaning of the Apple Computer logo, Adam and Eve
as forbidden fruit, and much more. It is a history of the apple told
in conspiracy theory logic.
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David A. Clark
Nova Scotia College of Art and Design
dclark@nscad.ns.ca
Rob Whynot
Randy Knott
Ron Gervais |
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The primordial parameter
of this site was the interactivity and applied innovation for each action
as users escape from a traditional pattern that separates the art of
the consulted content.
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André Luiz Mendonça
Studios Pixel
andre@studiospixel.com
Felipe Araujo |
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ForgeFX has been one of the leading companies pushing the technology
and practical uses for the Macromedia Shockwave Engine. This site
shows examples projects that have been enveloping 3D content
on the web.
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David Vaillancourt
ForgeFX
dvaill@pacbell.net
Greg Meyers |
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KDLAB is a creative agency focused on design, direction, and
production in various disciplines including architecture, branding,
and film. KDLAB's research is part of a larger investigation into
various communication paradigms, including interactive media, motion
design, and graphic design as they relate to the production and perception
of architecture, branding, and film.
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Dean DiSimone
KDLAB
dean@kdlab.net
Joseph Kosinski |
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This community forum-based Web site is specifically designed as a Rich Internet Application, utilizing the latest enhancement of Flash Player 6 and Macromedia Flash Communication Server MX. Participants can watch audio/video recordings left by the forum’s members. Recordings can be made with just about any webcam and microphone, without any additional software. The board’s mission is to encourage citizens to express their views on any issues that they find important. The functionality of the application is continually expanding, and it’s currently in a beta release.
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Robert Reinhardt
The Content Project / [theMAKERS]
robert@flashsupport.com |
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An application that provides a visitor-based snapshot
of global weather in near-real time.
Each user's contributions generate this partial view by accessing
available weather stations worldwide. Most importantly, each
user can view in real time where are the other users
access this application are geographically.
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Marcos Weskamp
mail@marcosweskamp.com |
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A new online community site where people can use their own avatars that
have synthesized voices and various gestures in asynchronous
communication.
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Toru Takahashi
ATR Media Information Science Laboratories
toru@atr.co.jp
Yasuhiro Katagiri
Keiko Nakao |
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gModeler utilizes the FlashOS2 rich internet application development framework to present a familiar, usable interface to this online UML diagramming and documentation tool. It provides a powerful, collaborative tool for Flash and Javascript programmers to carry out object-oriented analysis and design, and organize the documentation process.
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Grant Skinner
gskinner.com
info@gskinner.com |
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FastScript3D lets you quickly harness the power of 3D web graphics by
providing an extensible JavaScript interface to Java3D. With
FastScript3D, you can use JavaScript to customize web pages with
interactive 3D applets.
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Patti Koenig Koehler
California Institute of Technology
patti.koenig@jpl.nasa.gov |
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A quasi-experimental design that explores which type of interactive control works best for
interactive, map-based content on the web.
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James L. Mohler
Purdue University
jlmohler@purdue.edu
Nishant Kothary
Ronald Glotzbach |
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A Web site and physical installation examining
the history of the Hanford Nuclear Reservation, a 565-square-mile
site located in southeastern Washington State.
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Kim Stringfellow
San Diego State University
mail@kimstringfellow.com |
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"We don’t see things as they are; we see things as we are." This quote
suggests that what we see depends as much on ourselves as it does on the
world around us. We know that seeing is subjective: Each of us sees the
world differently. Seeing is active. Our eyes and brains construct the
world we see. Seeing is interpreting light. Light carries information
into our eyes. But we are still learning about this intricate yet
incomplete way of experiencing the world.
On this site you can find information about the collection, a selection
of online exhibits illustrating visual phenomena, a set of pages
exploring novel and thought-provoking ideas about seeing, and many links
to other sites where you can find more information about the science and
mystery of how we see the world.
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Janet Fouts
Exploratorium
janetf@exploratorium.edu |
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An on-going online exhibit from the Exploratorium that pulls visitors
into the labs and observatories of today’s leading scientists with rich
visuals, audio, video, and live webcasts.
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Janet Fouts
Exploratorium
janetf@exploratorium.edu |
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This project aims to research and develop the user interface for
information design in 3D space and build up a virtual aquarium model
this simultates creatures and their environment.
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Rina Takahashi
Tokyo University of Technology
rina@so.teu.ac.jp
Naoki Wakabayashi
Taichi Watanabe
Kaori Aoki |
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The Bowen Virtual Theater allows students to explore introductory
concepts of set design and actor blocking online. Java, motion capture
clips, and VRML enable nearly universal access.
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Matthew Lewis
Ohio State University
lewis.239@osu.edu |
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Processing is a context for exploring the
emerging conceptual space enabled by electronic media. It is a new
language and environment for developing interactive web graphics.
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Casey Reas
Interaction Design Institute Ivrea
c.reas@interaction-ivrea.it
Benjamin Fry
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Media Lab |
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The potential for online gaming has reached a point where exciting and
innovative titles can be produced and distributed to a large audience
quickly and easily. This site outlines tips and techniques
used by WDDG in online game programming.
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Kenneth Austin
WDDG
kc@wddg.com |
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In this collection of various samples of virtual space,
users can navigate attractive cities
around the world.
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Hiroya Tanaka
The University of Tokyo
htanaka@mva.biglobe.ne.jp
Shohei Matsukawa
Akira Wakita
Kaoru Misaki
Tom Saito
Hiroki Ito |
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A web-enabled application designed to
work across multiple operating systems. It is tailored to allow for
expanding and cross-referenceable volume datasets generated from gene
expression. It is the precursor to research in a computer-synthesized
gene-projection system.
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Victor Gerth
University of Calgary
gerth@ucalgary.ca
Peter Vize |
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Open Source Life participants create virtual-artificially intelligent
plants.
The plants are tended by virtual visits.
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Nomads & Homesteaders:
Beth Cerny
cerny@evl.uic.edu
Diane Figueredo
Chris Keating
Joey Lindsey
Flo McGarrell
Daniel Romano |
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