Abstract
Performance and technology have been defining and re-defining their relationship for the last 25 years. Artists, performers and technologists have experimented with hardware, software, movement, virtual and physical space, revealing what many regard as a fairly new field of artistic practice, Digital Performance. Decoding Space samples a selection of ground-breaking, experimental and playful projects to encourage exploration of the current research and practice within the field of performance and technology.
From pervasive gaming, augmented reality, narrative and abstract animation, ubiquitous computing and computer human interaction, Decoding Space peers in to the vast landscape of Digital Performance.
Featuring: Blast Theory, Quartic Llama, Playdead, Jeanette Ginslov, Lynn Parker and Corinne Jola.
From pervasive gaming, augmented reality, narrative and abstract animation, ubiquitous computing and computer human interaction, Decoding Space peers in to the vast landscape of Digital Performance.
Featuring: Blast Theory, Quartic Llama, Playdead, Jeanette Ginslov, Lynn Parker and Corinne Jola.
| Original language | English |
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| Place of Publication | Dundee |
| Publisher | Abertay University |
| Publication status | Published - 16 Mar 2015 |
| Event | Decoding Space - Abertay University , Dundee, United Kingdom Duration: 16 Mar 2015 → 10 Apr 2015 https://www.abertay.ac.uk/visit/weave-by-abertay/decoding-space/ |
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Brennan, C. (Producer), Love, L. (Designer), & Jola, C. (Designer). (2015). Decoding space: technology, interaction and performance. Exhibition, Abertay University.