Reproduction – 8 stereo screen generative environment
A multi-user, 8 stereoscopic screen, 8 kinect, motion tracking installation. Upon entering participants are assigned a species. As participants approach the installation, the generative entities cluster towards the humans of their species, their songs evolving with the interaction.Featured at the 2013 Interactive Entertainment Conference, RMIT.
Recognition @ Cube37
Recognition @ Cube37. A young guy interacting at the front of Cube37.
Recognition @ Cube37 visitors
Recognition @ Cube37. An installation by myself and Adam Nash. Here are some people interacting with the installation. When there are no humans around a neural network agent which has learnt some movement from Steph Hutchison takes over and dances to make the forms.
Recognition installation @ Deakin Motion.lab
Steph Hutchison dancing, her movement is recognised through a kinect sensor and new forms generated in response.
Generated forms from Recognition
Recognition is an installation by John McCormick, Adam Nash and feat. Steph Hutchison at Cube 37, Frankston Arts Centre in Victoria Australia. Humans can interact with the forms which are generated from their movement picked up by a sensor behind the glass. The installation runs at night time and is projected onto the glass front […]
Iris Textures for the Recognition Installation
That’s my iris on the left and Steph’s iris on the right. They are being used in the Recognition installation at Frankston Arts Centre, Cube 37, to dress the forms generated when either humans interact with the work or when the neural network agent trained with Steph’s movement takes over.