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Jesse Schell with a vision of the future

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PC GamesE3 2010Guitar Hero 5

It’s not here. It is not missing. v2.

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It’s not here. It is not missing. v2 from Kjetil Austvoll-Dahlgren on Vimeo.

“It’s not here. It is not missing.” is an interactive installation exploring the negative space of perceived reality, seeking to sensitize the visitor to the subtracted parts of the whole.
It uses the metaphor of shadows as masks for visuals as well as sound.

It cycles through two states, a subtractive state and an additive state, complementing each other as two approaches to the same theme: the small parts that make up the whole. The subtractive state is meditative and subtle, while the additive state is brash and immediate.

The installation is built with Arduino (arduino.cc/) and Processing (processing.org/). The music is by Sindre Husebø.

The basic setup:
10 LDR’s (light dependent resistors)
2 arduinos
2 projectors (minimum)
1 computer (with a graphics card capable of running multiple screens)
Space -> The installation utilizes the room it is in, every setup is unique.






It’s not here. It is not missing. Uncut user test from Kjetil Austvoll-Dahlgren on Vimeo.

This is an uncut video of a user test of the interactive installation “It’s not here. It is not missing”.





Flow

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Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi on flow:



It’s not here. It is not missing. Flat version _01

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Here’s a short video of the flat version of the installation. This is an example of how it is in its most transparent and obvious setup. New version to follow.



It’s not here. It is not missing. Flat version 01 from Kjetil Austvoll-Dahlgren on Vimeo.

Ocean of Light

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Finally there are videos online from the Ocean of Light project for our viewing pleasure.
I’m looking forward to start playing with this grid in my diploma project over Christmas:



Ocean of Light from squidie on Vimeo.



And another one:



Ocean of Light sketches from squidie on Vimeo.

Secret knock detecting door lock

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Here’s a nifty project for you:







You can read the instructable here.

It’s not here. It is not missing.

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Here’s an updated prototype test, showing the two different states of the installation.



It’s not here _Prototype_171109 from Kjetil Austvoll-Dahlgren on Vimeo.

Armchair viewing, redefined

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Beautiful advert from UK Toshiba:



It’s not here. It is not missing.

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I am getting close to the end of the project (deadline 11th of December) and the Installation is starting to get into shape.



Title:
“It’s not here. It is not missing.”



It is an audiovisual interactive installation exploring the negative space of perceived reality, seeking to sensitize visitors to the subtracted parts of thee whole.



I use projectors as light sources, and LDRs (light dependent resistors) as sensors. Parts of the soundtrack are connected to the different LDRs, so that when a visitor block out the light source he/she not only masks the visual plane, but also the part of the soundtrack that corresponds to the sensor.



Here is a video of the current version:



It’s not here _Prototype_031109 from Kjetil Austvoll-Dahlgren on Vimeo.



The music is by Sindre Husebø of Frequencies of the Cosmic Omni and Braving the Glacier.



Features under developement:

  • States_ The installation will have different states (audio, visual and behavioral) that it cycles through. The different states will be triggered by things like degree of activity and time.
  • Visuals_ The round spots in the current version will be replaced by more appropriate graphics, a visual representation of the sound.
  • Space_ The installation will be spread over at least two walls, allowing for crossing beams of light and enhanced experience.

John Cage _Documentary

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Here’s a documentary about John Cage, courtesy of UbuWeb.



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