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Abstract
The interactive installation "Drawing Spaces" investigates strategies for creating a bodily sense of presence and awareness in networked space created through intersection of shared physical and virtual spaces. This paper presents two „Drawing Spaces" experiments: 1) a configuration where real-time generated virtual space mediates participants’ interaction in a shared physical space (exhibited at CYNETArt 2000, Dresden), and 2) a networked configuration where separate physical spaces are connected into a networked Mixed Reality Space based on body movement and gesture (to be realised at University of Brighton in November 2001). In contrast to a „virtual reality" experience external to real space, Drawing Spaces attempts to employ the virtual as a means for heightening the participants’ bodily awareness of real space and their physical presence
Artists / Authors
- Jasminko Novak, Fraunhofer Institute for Media Communication, Sankt Augustin Deutschland, University College, London, Großbritannien › Biography
- Mette Ramsgard Thomsen
Origination
Germany, 1998-2000
Partners / Sponsors
Fraunhofer Institute for Media Communication, Sankt Augustin Deutschland, University College, London, Großbritannien
Submission
Jasminko Novak, Jun 15, 2001
Category
- artistic production
Keywords
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- Mixed Reality |
- Presence |
- Interactive Environments |
- Digital Storytelling |
- Human-Computer Interaction |
- Media Art