Second electronic typewriter.
Be romantic.


Fresh out of print the new book for the Museo Cantonale d’Arte of the “Sguardi” series.
Every book features works from the collection of the museum.
The semi-irregular background patterns are generated with the aid of processing.
2 colors offset print on colored paper.



Second edition of the Race! workshop. This time for three days in a beautiful villa in Vico-Morcote over the lake.
Thanks to all the participants, to MAInD for the organisation, to Renato and Serena.

Race! was a five days programming workshop at ECAL in Lausanne.
I asked the students to develop a race game. A video-game is a very good subject if you want to experiment with interaction, but I was scared about the complexity even a basic a.i. system could achieve. So the game had to be for two (or more) players, this simplified the code a lot and it also was a lot more fun.
I also didn’t want the students to invest too much time in developing graphics, sceneries, backdrops: we used real objects/architecture as “levels” and simply mapped the software around it. This approach is very fast and can produce some interesting concepts.
Technical aspects touched:
Input devices (joypads, keyboard, microphone, etc)
Video projection and mapping
Interactivity
Graphics and kinematics
As programming environment we used Processing.


Stage design for a piece written for children with one actor. The hole set had to fit in a car: 17 foldable cardboard boxes, a 5000 ansi-lumen projector, a laptop, clothes and a chair.
The software is written in processing and features 15 different realtime animated scenes with different transitions that are mapped on the boxes.




First of the electronic typewriter series.
Become hollywoodian with Kong.
Technical notes: the applet is embedded with Sun’s deployJava.js and is made with processing.


A five days workshop at ECAL, Lausanne.

Series of 4 posters and event-programs.
The patterns are computed with processing.
The motive of the first poster is inspired by—and is a hommage to—Nobuo Nakagaki’s experimental digital map of Africa.
3 colors offset print, versions for A0 and A4.



A lot of black worms.
They are part of your life.
Once loaded press any key for slow-as-hell-anti-aliased graphics.


29.03.2005

Me

About me and my dumb face (of 2004).
Simply enjoying the smooth embedding of Processing applets via deployJava.js
Come and play with me.


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