September 6th, Stammtisch #65
38+ attendees
Job
Slit-Scan photography and special relativity
Shows many examples of static and animated slit scanning, quickly showing the history of this technique and many of his own experiments.
(will need to upload the videos used in the presentation before I can upload the slides. Some links below - Job)
http://www.flong.com/texts/lists/slit_scan/
https://observablehq.com/@jobleonard/slitscanning-webcam
https://player.vimeo.com/video/10313478
https://player.vimeo.com/video/12427630
Try this on a 4K screen, or zoom out:
https://blindedcyclops.neocities.org/pano/1.html
https://blindedcyclops.neocities.org/pano/2.html
https://blindedcyclops.neocities.org/pano/3.html
Nikolaus
Shows infinitely zooming designs.
http://arkadia.xyz
First ones always zooming towards the center, then an interactive one that allows zooming in 2D towards the mouse location. He created an interactive tool to create this infinitely zooming paintings, in which you can paint tiles of that world. A collaborative “infinite” painting.
zoomquilt.world
Nuño
Using Python in Blender to generate abstract generative meshes. Python + blender 2.8 + Intel® Open Image Denoise
http://action-io.com
aBe
Shows a video made for the track Inner Island by Floating Spectrum made with Free Software (Blender, MeshRoom, MeshLab)
https://floatingspectrum.bandcamp.com/
https://floatingspectrum.com/
https://twitter.com/fltng_spctrm
https://hamoid.com/
— break —
Announcements
- Touch Designer co-learning Tuesday 17th, 7pm co.up
- Major demo scene party October 4th to 6th, called Deadline in Marzahn. http://demoparty.berlin
- Introduction to Unity & VR by Meredith at the School of Machines, Making & Make Believe: http://schoolofma.org Starts Monday, until Friday.
- Repair shop for laptops needed. Alma Steinfeld on FB.
Kazik
Plug: second Pride Day in his town in Poland. Szczecin, Sep. 14th 2019.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQ1aV7sxzVk&
After party with interactive generative visuals capturing dance moves at Elefunk club: http://www.elefunk.pl
He works with the OPENRNDR framework (similar to Processing and openFrameworks). Kazik added Kinect support, even multiple Kinect cameras, and different color maps.
He also shared some of his code at https://github.com/xemantic/xemantic-openrndr
then makes a demo live coding with OPENRNDR, including inline shaders.
Turbo, An Improved Rainbow Colormap for Visualization
Meredith & Gilbert
Mentions Replica, a dance collective in Berlin.
Collecting data that would be useful for artistic interpretation in a dance performance.
Can you measure when the performers get in the flow
Workshop with dancers equipped with wearables (full body suits with stretch sensors built in + microphones and heart monitors). Had to be robust enough to be able to roll on the floor with it.
Gilbert recommends ZED depth cameras
Noise and music using data references:
Organic Orchstra (BIONIC ORCHESTRA 2.0) https://www.organic-orchestra.com/
Marco Donnarumma https://marcodonnarumma.com/works/xth-sense/
Gene
https://youtu.be/SqSFx02Z_UE
https://youtu.be/cD75YyTCzbw
https://youtu.be/O2YZUyT0-KI
https://youtu.be/eJLikH29RTI
Attachments area
Futurium 1
Futurium 3
Futurium calibration
Futurium calibration
Shows the Abraham project, an artificial online artist.
http://abraham.ai/
Artist in the Cloud
https://medium.com/@genekogan/artist-in-the-cloud-8384824a75c7
An experiment in low-cost, high-tech living & learning in the California desert
http://brahman.ai