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The Telfair’s 2010 Pulse: Art and Technology Festival is a FREE, all-ages event exploring the intersection of art and technology. The 11-day festival features a mind-expanding array of programs including interactive art installations, musical robots, wearable art, game design, VJs, and more!
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Counterillumination (C-2010), Shih Chieh Huang In this installation of interactive sculpture, New York-based artist Shih Chieh Huang transforms everyday items and common, household electronic devices into dynamic, lifelike entities which inhabit an artificial organic environment of his creation. |
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Body Beats, Thomas Chan and Si Cho Body Beats is a musical wall sequencer that uses facial recognition software to allow participants to create a melody using their bodies. |
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Virtual Ground, Andrew Hieronymi This multi-player physical game installation utilizes computer vision and full-body interaction. Players connected by projected lines attempt to control a rebounding particle in order to light up a grid in this large floor projection. |
| Illumination Station, Timothy Jackson Illumination Station is an interactive installation work meant to engage the imagination via a luminous painting and an interactive, illuminated drawing table. |
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| Organic Constructions, Kenneth A. Huff Huff’s long-term series of print works is inspired by the intricate patterns and forms of nature and implemented using the digital tools of motion picture visual effects. |
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| The Legislation Visualizer, Chito Lapena This new work allows participants to visualize the transition of bills through their various states, from drafting to signing into legislation in the U.S. Congress. |
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