Electronic Art 1st year

David Egan

Posted in Electronic Art 1st year on October 28th, 2009

Some recent video work: Read the rest of this entry »

ISMAR 2009: Sneak Preview of Demos

Posted in Master of Electronic Art, Electronic Art 1st year on October 7th, 2009

http://gamesalfresco.com/2009/10/01/ismar-2009-demos-sneak-preview-of-the-worlds-best-augmented-reality-event 

This is the conference I am presenting a papaer at. HAve a look at the latest in Augmented reality technologies:

http://www.ismar09.org/ 

Naming your posts

Posted in Electronic Art 1st year on October 6th, 2009

Hi all first years,

This is a reminder to put your names on your posts so that I can tell who owns what info/work. Also remember to select the first year category on the left menu block rather than Masters class to avoid confusion. I hope the ideas are coming along. remember this next class is super important: Kevin will be giving a sound tutorial and Steve will be coding your visual content for you.

I will also be discussing your work in preparation for reviews and informing you of our ’special guests for the rest of the semester.

松田清次 (Alan Arazo) : Interfacing Ideas

Posted in Electronic Art 1st year on September 16th, 2009

Initially (and in currently now) I’m unsure whether to use interfacing for my electronic arts work… My plan was to create several of these abstract videos and create an installation with all of them being shown all at once in complete unison in a room or to have the same video be projected in a room with all 6 areas (the 4 walls, roof and floor) so that I trap the viewer in my own sort of made up illusion world so to speak Read the rest of this entry »

Hypothetical Piece

Posted in Master of Electronic Art, Electronic Art 1st year on September 10th, 2009

My idea for a hypothetical project I would like to produce is centered around creating a large scale motion picture montage. By this I mean creating the video equivalent of a photo montage where a single image is composed from thousands of various smaller images that act as pixels.

1600 television screens would be stacked on top of each other in a grid-like arrangement of 400 high by 400 wide, that from standing right up close, would look like a wall of tv’s just arbitrarily playing different pieces of footage in no particular sequence. However once the viewer takes a step back they begin to see a much larger image emerge from the monitors and realise that they are watching an entirely different video altogether.
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松田清次 (Alan Arazo) : EA Video

Posted in Electronic Art 1st year on September 10th, 2009

The video I have done for Electronic Arts is up for viewing on Youtube =P *yay, I get it now ^_^*

松田清次 (Alan Arazo) - Writing which relates to my work

Posted in Electronic Art 1st year on September 9th, 2009

http://prodigieux-monde.deviantart.com/art/Sense-of-Urgency-to-Stop-Time-135757812 is the link to it. It’s a short written piece which is related to both my electives in accordance to the theme of ‘Fact, Fiction and Feeling’. However, the way in which this piece of writing relates to my video and edited pictures is very subtle… I still have a long way with the learning of interfaces and fusing it with my video work as well.
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emma… hypothetical

Posted in Electronic Art 1st year on September 9th, 2009

If i was a billionaire i would attempt to create a form of time travel that would enable the user to travel back in time in a digital space to the destination of their choice. the user would enter a room and be immersed in a virtual reality, allowing them to experience and explore past history. they would be able to function as though they were in a real world situation, talking and interacting with their surroundings.

David Egan

Posted in Electronic Art 1st year, Sound art on September 9th, 2009

Here is some of my process work for my interface project..
Drawing about sound, sound about drawing 2009 Read the rest of this entry »

松田清次 (Alan Arazo)

Posted in Electronic Art 1st year on September 2nd, 2009

I believe that my theme of ‘Fact, Fiction and Feeling’ was highly misinterpreted by a lot of people (maybe I wasn’t clear enough in previous posts). For my other elective, Print Media, the work is very similar in terms of the same imagery that has been used and similar interpretations and meanings in both elective classes. I have fused the theme of ‘Fact, Fiction and Feeling’ with my personal memories and ephemeral moments in my life (I choose to have my artwork to be very personal because I find that I can work with it so much more easier and I find the way people read it to be quite interesting).  Read the rest of this entry »