BioStructures/ Organic Autonomy The new category that I would create would be BioStructures/BioArt, and it would involve the use of organic materials to create art pieces. Organic materials can be anything from trees to plants. This is to add an element of life as the art piece would decay/change over a period of time. The…
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New Media Category
The new category I would make would be “Micro Art”. This would be art that was made by bacteria or atom via electron scanning microscope. An example of this type of artwork would be to create pictures in petri dishes. Since different bacteria have different growth patterns, colors, and designs this type of artwork can…
New Media Art : Category Is
Nature/Biological Art The works created should : -interact with its environment or be powered by the environment. -autonomous or self sufficient. – Eco friendly and or recyclable – if needed, use biological organisms with your work. An example of a work that could be entered would be a solar powered little machine that collects trash…
In Class Assignment: New Category
In class, Ricky and I created two new categories. One was a collaborative category. We wanted it to be broad enough that people could enter different types of works. So we decided that the requirements should be pretty open. You can work with one other person or with a group of people to create a…
Extra Credit Down Town Browns “Constellation”
I loved that the interactive game gave me the option to experience both worlds. As a muslim women I could relate to and found a lot of similarities between fati. But it was interesting to see what other people thought of her therefore thought of me. Something that really struck me was how people perceived…
NeMe Abby Atwood
Interactive art is a relatively new phenomenon that has come about with the prevalence of advanced technologies. Many artists have begun to use this technology to create innovative and interactive pieces. Erkki Huhtamo article NeMe discusses the ways in which these interactive works are created and displayed. He also discusses the issues with defining interactive…
NeMe Response
In the reading, Erkki Huhtamo talks about interactive media, as well as how it is described in history. Many interactive arts can include VR gaming devices, 3D face rigging, and tracking or a light-up floor. This has made it simple and innovative for individuals to use interactive tech through computing and internet.
NeMe Article Response
NeMe Article Response One of the points that Erkki Huhtamo makes is that as technology improves, the interactive art pieces become more commonplace. A specific example of this is the introduction of the Internet. With the introduction of the Internet, pieces are more widely available, but at the same time, takes away from the level…
NeMe Response
In the NeMe paper the author dives into that can be considered as ‘interactive art’ in the modern computer-driven age. The author gives examples of how it is now easier to reach people through the click of a button and interact through small means, than a physical interaction of older art. By the minimal interaction…
NeMe Article Response
The article shows how Erikki Hutamo explains interactive art and how it has changed people perspectives. Interactive arts uses the internet in a humanizing way to make us interact with the art. Now a days there are many interactive pieces like huge floor pianos, As well as vr’s gaming systems. Another interactive example is the…
NeMe Response
In the article NeMe: Trouble at the Interface 2.0 by Erikki Huhtamo it mainly talks about interactive arts. Interactive media orginated in the 18th century is was originally made to make up for the work of the people in factories and office’s interactive media is an result of humans and machines. One major inspiration for…
NeMe Article Response
In the article “NeMe: Trouble at the Interface 2.0” by Erkki Huhtamo, the concept of “interactive art” is the main focus. Interactive is art that depends on the user interacting with the piece in question. I found it the idea of interactive art to be interesting but as Erkki said at the end…