ALL PROJECTS / 2010

Subdivision of Roam

Year: 2010

Client: Chris Milk Studio, Los Angeles, CA

Technology: openFrameworks, OpenCV, infrared camera tracking, projection, interactive installation

Reference Links

Photos on Flickr Source code on GitHub Video on Vimeo

Description

Interactive installation for Chris Milk investigating personal shells and their deconstruction, first presented at the 2010 Wired Store in New York.

Developed with Golan Levin and Emily Gobeille, the openFrameworks system used infrared camera tracking and computer vision to drive responsive projected imagery; the project later informed The Treachery of Sanctuary.