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Design Media Arts at UCLA

In the 1970s space colonies were considered to be a viable alternative to a life restricted to planet Earth. The design of cylindrical space...
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FEAR and the senses
Project: Design Media Arts at UCLA

I have been looking into the way our bodies react to surprising moments, whether it is ignited by fearful realizations of something creepy crawling by your feet or the sudden burst of shrieks from a loudspeaker.
check out this article on the science of fear; most the research relates to the functionality of the brain and genetics

so not only has this been of great interest to me in the making of the multi-sensory experience presented in this project, it has given me new insight on how to relate the exoereince visually on the other end(which is the COMPLETE opposite-everything is bright and explosive)

Ive been doing some work in processing to develop some form of visualization that will relate to the number computed by the heart rate sensors

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Wed, May 16, 2007 Permanent link

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{the concept}
Project: Design Media Arts at UCLA

imagine possessing the freedom to let go of all inhibitions, all forces tying you down to your feet and imagining what your world would be like- closing you eyes and opening them up to a new reality. as a human you take control of nature
what if you had no idea that there was this (innate) connection to you and nature- the warmth of your body, the beat of the heart working to create visual and sonic imagery- you take the role of the creator, without even wanting it. everything around you is birthed out of direct physical relationships to life. real or ‘unreal’.... whatever that may mean.

make sense?
perhaps not yet.

WHAT IS IT?

The concept of the immersive space is self-containment vs. virtual creative/physical freedom.
the project is a suit that is electronically equiped with technology that is touch and heat sensitive. Idealy the suit would be responsive to the body's environment and in turn as these elements are measured up (heat and touch) via the technology a 'natural environment' is created through audio and visual representaions.

these visual representations are unexpected and have a range to them, from smooth organic shapes to extreme harsh angled ones. The visuals are an establishment of the relationship of our own human nature, to every other type of nature. BE it real or synthetic- it is a life form that exists, dies and regenerates, so in the end, Nature is whatever you imagine it to be.

COLORS AND INSPIRATIONS

the vibrant colors of the fauna in the rainforest are sometime mistaken for 'unnatural' colors, when in reality they exist right in the trees,mountains and great water masses.

THE HELMET TECHNOLOGY

the helmet/suit is built with touch sensitive and heat sensitive technology that responds to a computer that collects the data from the chips.

depending on the collected data, the response is unique in its graphic and audio range
a program is created as a response system that will literally project the outcome of the data in a specified graphic language involving color, shape, velocity, quantity. [ programming done in processing]

the purpose of the helmet masking off the visual- peripheral and audio-sensory sites of the body is to detach from what is "real" but still be free-flowing, and retain the ability to run around freeling while enjoying the experience- traveling wherever you may be in whatever environment you may choose.

you have semi-control of altering your environment/nature under the use of your own nature (heat and touch).

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{immervise sketches}
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phase one possible styles and visual language:

Wed, Apr 11, 2007 Permanent link

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{design}
Project: Design Media Arts at UCLA

Chalayan Paris Spring Collection 07

concept car: scion
one man mobility- feel as close to a mobile robot as possible
http://www.teletet.org/?post_id=5585

Mon, Apr 9, 2007 Permanent link

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{film}
Project: Design Media Arts at UCLA

Lynn
Hershman
TEKNOLUST

A scientist downloads her own DNA into a computer program and with self-reproducing automata creates three versions of herself in a computer.

They somehow have the ability to jump out of the computer and to walk around as real humans. It is not clear anyone associated with the production understood what a self- reproducing automata is.

http://www.universaleverything.com/recent_activity/200

universal everything tv spots with mushroom cities and amazing cinemetography both real and computer generated.

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{bio art}
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{art}
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graphic design by build
inspired by technology and space /mapping guide

VITALIC

nature in a very controlled environment

Mon, Apr 9, 2007 Permanent link

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{media art}
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http://www.random-international.com/display/ShowGallery?moduleId=595659&galleryId=41518

Mon, Apr 9, 2007 Permanent link

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http://www.random-international.com/display/ShowGallery?moduleId=595659&galleryId=41518

http://www.semiconductorfilms.com/root/nanowebbers/nanowebbers.htm

Semiconductor have created a molecular web that is generated by Double Adaptor's live soundtrack. Using custom-made scripting, the melodies and rhythms spawn a nano scale environment that shifts and contorts to the audio resonance. Layers of energetic hand drawn animations, play over the simplest of vector shapes that form atomic scale associations. As the landscape flickers into existence by the light of trapped electron particles, substructures begin to take shape and resemble crystalline substances.

http://www.lumeneclipse.com/gallery/16/huang/

DOLL FACE by Andy Huang

http://www.universaleverything.com/recent_activity/200

mushroom cities/ universal everything

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WHAT IS NATURE OUT THERE?
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Wed, Apr 4, 2007 Permanent link

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