Showing posts with label space. Show all posts
Showing posts with label space. Show all posts
Sunday, December 17, 2006
Saturday, December 03, 2005
e-performance
attended a day of the e-performance conference at UNSW (http://media.arts.unsw.edu.au/eperformance/program.html)
Norie Neumark and Maria Miranda's presentation on their e.motion project was fantastic and hilarious all at once. Sarah Rubidge's interactive space raises all the questions - the role of an individual, proximity to others and meaningful interaction with a constructed space - that we are all grappling with in developing these interactive environments.
there are still questions lingering in my mind:
Norie Neumark and Maria Miranda's presentation on their e.motion project was fantastic and hilarious all at once. Sarah Rubidge's interactive space raises all the questions - the role of an individual, proximity to others and meaningful interaction with a constructed space - that we are all grappling with in developing these interactive environments.
there are still questions lingering in my mind:
- do immersive spaces really create more immersive art experiences?
- do users/audiences actually gain from these types of experiences?
- do experiences that intend to frustrate the user actually make them contemplate the issue/concept being addressed?
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