Interactive Experiences
I express natural environments, and am drawn to place the viewer in the artwork, in the environment, surrounded. We are part of our environments. We have an impact. We are part of the flow.
These artworks are displayed large by projection or video wall or other large display technology. Using Microsoft Kinect or Azure Kinect devices, the movements of visitors in front of the display are detected and used to interact with the visuals. An advantage of using optical tracking technology is that visitors don’t need to use any gear: No controllers, no headset, no instructions needed. Unencumbered interaction!
When a visitor enters the installation space, they may recognize their silhouette in the display. The viewer becomes part of the artwork and can explore and play.
I like the immersive qualities of this medium: To fill a space with sound and projected visuals.
Interactive Experiences
Shown At:
- NWEAMO Festival, New West Evolving Art Organism – SDSU, San Diego – March, 2023
- OMA Quarterly Critique – Oceanside Museum of Art, Oceanside, CA – February 17, 2020
- OMA Quarterly Critique – Oceanside Museum of Art, Oceanside, CA – August 20, 2019
- Creatures Art Show by Code Kitchen – Konrad King, San Diego – November 2018
- Dance at BRICK – BRICK, San Diego – November 2017