| contact name | jackbackrack |
| artists' names | jackbackrack |
| artists' locations | Cambridge, MA USA |
| art name | Full Backup |
| art media | Video Camera, Computer, Projector |
| art dimensions | 5'x5'x5' |
| art date | 2004 |
| art description | fullbackUP is an interactive video installation that
responds to people's movements by amplifying and replicating them.ﾊ
Internal video feedback loops generate direct and indirect patterns,
introduce delays and effects to produces a visual landscape that is
revealing and constantly changing. It is written in his stream processing
language, called Gooze, allowing the creation and scripting of fx modules
combining wide ranging techniques such as 3d, vector and image based
graphics. |
| art proposal | backUP is an interactive video installation that responds to peoples
movements by amplifying and replicating them. The system is based on
internal video feedback loops that generate direct and indirect patterns,
introduce delays and effects, and ultimately produce a visual landscape that
is revealing and constantly changing. It is written in his stream processing
language, called Gooze, allowing the creation and scripting of fx modules
combining wide ranging techniques such as 3d, vector and image based
graphics.
He would like to thank Nell Breyer and Geo Homsy for their inspiration in this
work. |
| art placard | fullbackUP is an interactive video installation that
responds to people's movements by amplifying and replicating them.ﾊ
Internal video feedback loops generate direct and indirect patterns,
introduce delays and effects to produces a visual landscape that is
revealing and constantly changing. |
| date | Tuesday, February 1, 2005 |
| time | 4:34 PM EST |
| contact affiliation | MIT CSAIL |
| contact address1 | 253 Norfolk Street |
| contact address2 | Apart 16 |
| contact city | Cambridge |
| contact state | MA |
| contact country | USA |
| contact zip | 02139 |
| contact phone1 | 617-876-0789 |
| contact email | jrb@csail.mit.edu |