Ramon ,
Precisely the point I'm addressing re my windinch/windscube.
http://rhizome.org/profiles/leifbrush2/
http://www.d.umn.edu/~lbrush/lbarchivesd1.html#anchor213267
btw my Belgium WINDRIBBON stream thru -Feb 13th
http://icecast01.v2.nl:8000/windribbon.m3u
and thanks, roc
On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 3:26 PM, Roc Parés i Burguès <roc.pares@upf.edu> wrote:
> Thank you for your interest, Anastasia,
>
> In my first approach to the erratic viewpoint project I used a "baby cam"
> (for which I made a battery pack). The performance took place in Barcelona
> on November 14th, 2004.
> http://deriva.tv/helium_bcn.2004.ogg
>
> This "out of my control" idea evolved in parallel to other experiments in
> which I used IP cameras attached to R/C model
> cars<http://www.mediatecaonline.net/mediatecaonline/jsp/actividades/act_showImage.jsp?ID_IDIOMA=es&catno=AC00275&descr=Panor%E1mica%20rob%F3tica:%20ciencia%20y%20arte%20de%20aqu%ED%20/%201&asset=AC00275_004_ICM_001.jpg&titulo=4>.
> For instance: Kids playing with the remote control toy car were in fact
> streaming audio and video live to the TV set in the bar of a small village
> (Maçanet de Cabrenys, 2005).
>
> In Mexico, in 2006, I made the balloon performance with an IP camera.
> Unfortunately, some technical problems turned my performance into a failure
> with about 300 people in the audience!
>
> And my first smartphone erratic live audio/video streaming and GPS tracking
> took place in Barcelona (February 2010), as a poetic protest against the IT
> consumerism OFF the Mobile World Congress. http://deriva.tv/btv/
>
>
> Other people that I know who have been working on similar projects are:
>
>
> - Gustavo Romano http://gustavoromano.org/pgmx/e-index.htm (he made a
> streaming camera balloon piece some months earlier than me April 29th, 2004.
> - In 2005, Ira Mowen and Luca Antonucci had an idea to capture an aerial
> view of their fair city of San Francisco. After, only a few days of
> planning, they strapped a video camera to 30 red, helium-filled balloons
> and let it go from the highest point in the city... more at
> http://www.theballoonproject.org/
>
> And some other extraordinary art and science work involving helium balloons
> that I have learnt about recently thanks to Yasmin:
>
> - Ramon Guardans (et al.) answer to the question Where was the air we
> breath now yesterday and the day before… ?
> http://www.intercreate.org/2011/04/where-was-the-wind/
> - Leif Brush, And his Terrain Instruments which include a Helium filled
> Balloon w/suspended spy camera hovering (the tree)...
> http://weblackwhole.net/
>
>
> Finally, I'd like to add that this Deriva project of mine is part of my
> ongoing interactive communication studies (on the evolution of presence,
> agency and affordances) and related to a Theory of the Virtual
> Subjectiveness from which this paper (focused on VR) was a first attempt:
>
> Parés, N., Parés, R. "Towards a Model for a Virtual Reality Experience: the
> Virtual Subjectiveness." PRESENCE: Teleoperators and Virtual Environments.
> Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. Vol 15.5., Pag. 524-538, 2006.
>
>
> Cheers,
>
> r.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> 2012/5/2 Anastasia Karandinou <a.karandinou@gmail.com>:
>> Hi Roc and Yasminers!
>>
>> I'm very much interested in your balloon-photo-taking idea and I was
>> wondering if you could give me some link (apart from this one you've given
>> here) to find out some more information.
>>
>> I'm working on some papers on the idea of the evolution of the 'objet
>> trouvé' into projects that generate mechanisms for randomly capturing
>> aspects of spaces, and I would like to refer to your project in one paper
> i
>> am working on at the moment if that was ok with you.
>>
>>
>> Many thanks and all the best with the fantastic projects!
>>
>> Anastasia
>>
>> --
>> Dr. Anastasia Karandinou
>> Lecturer in Architectural Design
>> University of Portsmouth
>> tel. +44 (0) 2392842902, +44 (0) 7804531763
>> Room 2.20, Portland Building, Portland Street,
>> School of Architecture
>> PO1 3AH, Portsmouth, UK
>> www.karandinou.com
>>
>>
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Re: [Yasmin_discussions] about your balloon-photo project
Thank you for your interest, Anastasia,
In my first approach to the erratic viewpoint project I used a "baby cam"
(for which I made a battery pack). The performance took place in Barcelona
on November 14th, 2004.
http://deriva.tv/helium_bcn.2004.ogg
This "out of my control" idea evolved in parallel to other experiments in
which I used IP cameras attached to R/C model
cars<http://www.mediatecaonline.net/mediatecaonline/jsp/actividades/act_showImage.jsp?ID_IDIOMA=es&catno=AC00275&descr=Panor%E1mica%20rob%F3tica:%20ciencia%20y%20arte%20de%20aqu%ED%20/%201&asset=AC00275_004_ICM_001.jpg&titulo=4>.
For instance: Kids playing with the remote control toy car were in fact
streaming audio and video live to the TV set in the bar of a small village
(Maçanet de Cabrenys, 2005).
In Mexico, in 2006, I made the balloon performance with an IP camera.
Unfortunately, some technical problems turned my performance into a failure
with about 300 people in the audience!
And my first smartphone erratic live audio/video streaming and GPS tracking
took place in Barcelona (February 2010), as a poetic protest against the IT
consumerism OFF the Mobile World Congress. http://deriva.tv/btv/
Other people that I know who have been working on similar projects are:
- Gustavo Romano http://gustavoromano.org/pgmx/e-index.htm (he made a
streaming camera balloon piece some months earlier than me April 29th, 2004.
- In 2005, Ira Mowen and Luca Antonucci had an idea to capture an aerial
view of their fair city of San Francisco. After, only a few days of
planning, they strapped a video camera to 30 red, helium-filled balloons
and let it go from the highest point in the city... more at
http://www.theballoonproject.org/
And some other extraordinary art and science work involving helium balloons
that I have learnt about recently thanks to Yasmin:
- Ramon Guardans (et al.) answer to the question Where was the air we
breath now yesterday and the day before… ?
http://www.intercreate.org/2011/04/where-was-the-wind/
- Leif Brush, And his Terrain Instruments which include a Helium filled
Balloon w/suspended spy camera hovering (the tree)...
http://weblackwhole.net/
Finally, I'd like to add that this Deriva project of mine is part of my
ongoing interactive communication studies (on the evolution of presence,
agency and affordances) and related to a Theory of the Virtual
Subjectiveness from which this paper (focused on VR) was a first attempt:
Parés, N., Parés, R. "Towards a Model for a Virtual Reality Experience: the
Virtual Subjectiveness." PRESENCE: Teleoperators and Virtual Environments.
Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. Vol 15.5., Pag. 524-538, 2006.
Cheers,
r.
2012/5/2 Anastasia Karandinou <a.karandinou@gmail.com>:
> Hi Roc and Yasminers!
>
> I'm very much interested in your balloon-photo-taking idea and I was
> wondering if you could give me some link (apart from this one you've given
> here) to find out some more information.
>
> I'm working on some papers on the idea of the evolution of the 'objet
> trouvé' into projects that generate mechanisms for randomly capturing
> aspects of spaces, and I would like to refer to your project in one paper
i
> am working on at the moment if that was ok with you.
>
>
> Many thanks and all the best with the fantastic projects!
>
> Anastasia
>
> --
> Dr. Anastasia Karandinou
> Lecturer in Architectural Design
> University of Portsmouth
> tel. +44 (0) 2392842902, +44 (0) 7804531763
> Room 2.20, Portland Building, Portland Street,
> School of Architecture
> PO1 3AH, Portsmouth, UK
> www.karandinou.com
>
>
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In my first approach to the erratic viewpoint project I used a "baby cam"
(for which I made a battery pack). The performance took place in Barcelona
on November 14th, 2004.
http://deriva.tv/helium_bcn.2004.ogg
This "out of my control" idea evolved in parallel to other experiments in
which I used IP cameras attached to R/C model
cars<http://www.mediatecaonline.net/mediatecaonline/jsp/actividades/act_showImage.jsp?ID_IDIOMA=es&catno=AC00275&descr=Panor%E1mica%20rob%F3tica:%20ciencia%20y%20arte%20de%20aqu%ED%20/%201&asset=AC00275_004_ICM_001.jpg&titulo=4>.
For instance: Kids playing with the remote control toy car were in fact
streaming audio and video live to the TV set in the bar of a small village
(Maçanet de Cabrenys, 2005).
In Mexico, in 2006, I made the balloon performance with an IP camera.
Unfortunately, some technical problems turned my performance into a failure
with about 300 people in the audience!
And my first smartphone erratic live audio/video streaming and GPS tracking
took place in Barcelona (February 2010), as a poetic protest against the IT
consumerism OFF the Mobile World Congress. http://deriva.tv/btv/
Other people that I know who have been working on similar projects are:
- Gustavo Romano http://gustavoromano.org/pgmx/e-index.htm (he made a
streaming camera balloon piece some months earlier than me April 29th, 2004.
- In 2005, Ira Mowen and Luca Antonucci had an idea to capture an aerial
view of their fair city of San Francisco. After, only a few days of
planning, they strapped a video camera to 30 red, helium-filled balloons
and let it go from the highest point in the city... more at
http://www.theballoonproject.org/
And some other extraordinary art and science work involving helium balloons
that I have learnt about recently thanks to Yasmin:
- Ramon Guardans (et al.) answer to the question Where was the air we
breath now yesterday and the day before… ?
http://www.intercreate.org/2011/04/where-was-the-wind/
- Leif Brush, And his Terrain Instruments which include a Helium filled
Balloon w/suspended spy camera hovering (the tree)...
http://weblackwhole.net/
Finally, I'd like to add that this Deriva project of mine is part of my
ongoing interactive communication studies (on the evolution of presence,
agency and affordances) and related to a Theory of the Virtual
Subjectiveness from which this paper (focused on VR) was a first attempt:
Parés, N., Parés, R. "Towards a Model for a Virtual Reality Experience: the
Virtual Subjectiveness." PRESENCE: Teleoperators and Virtual Environments.
Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. Vol 15.5., Pag. 524-538, 2006.
Cheers,
r.
2012/5/2 Anastasia Karandinou <a.karandinou@gmail.com>:
> Hi Roc and Yasminers!
>
> I'm very much interested in your balloon-photo-taking idea and I was
> wondering if you could give me some link (apart from this one you've given
> here) to find out some more information.
>
> I'm working on some papers on the idea of the evolution of the 'objet
> trouvé' into projects that generate mechanisms for randomly capturing
> aspects of spaces, and I would like to refer to your project in one paper
i
> am working on at the moment if that was ok with you.
>
>
> Many thanks and all the best with the fantastic projects!
>
> Anastasia
>
> --
> Dr. Anastasia Karandinou
> Lecturer in Architectural Design
> University of Portsmouth
> tel. +44 (0) 2392842902, +44 (0) 7804531763
> Room 2.20, Portland Building, Portland Street,
> School of Architecture
> PO1 3AH, Portsmouth, UK
> www.karandinou.com
>
>
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Re: [Yasmin_discussions] moderation this week
Hi Roc and Yasminers!
I'm very much interested in your balloon-photo-taking idea and I was
wondering if you could give me some link (apart from this one you've given
here) to find out some more information.
I'm working on some papers on the idea of the evolution of the '*objet
trouvé' into projects that generate mechanisms for randomly capturing
aspects of spaces, and I would like to refer to your project if that was ok
with you. *
Many thanks and all the best with the fantastic projects!
Anastasia
On Wed, Apr 11, 2012 at 6:41 PM, Roc Parés i Burguès <roc.pares@upf.edu>wrote:
> Hi Monica and hello to all Yasmine friends,
>
> There's something that I'd like to share with the list since I'm working on
> this idea about images which are somehow out of control and hence I'd love
> to have some (practitioner to practitioner) discussion. Here it goes:
>
> Last month I was kindly invited by Laboratoire Paragraphe, Université PARIS
> 8, to make a live performance of mine called Deriva (Catalan word for
> "drifting"). The action began with a social situation in which a group of
> people gathered in a public space and spent time together talking, laughing
> and filling up a bunch of party balloons with helium. After a while, I took
> a smartphone, turned on its GPS and activated an ordinary live audio/video
> streaming application. When we had about a hundred helium filled balloons,
> I attached the smartphone to them and let it go, up in the sky, out of my
> control.
> After we lost visual contact with them, we walked into a classroom, we sat
> in front of a computer, opened a web browser and followed the live
> streaming of the drifting smartphone as well as its trace on a map. After
> we lost this virtual contact (probably due to restrictions of my prepaid
> data sim card), I manipulated the resulting video file simply by inverting
> the frame order, and here is the result: http://deriva.tv
>
> Thank you for reading, watching and (perhaps) commenting.
>
> Best wishes,
>
> r.
> --
> Roc Parés i Burguès (PhD)
> Director del Màster Universitari en Arts Digitals
> Professor Associat del Departament de Comunicació / Àrea de Comunicació
> Interactiva
> Universitat Pompeu Fabra. Edifici Roc Boronat (Campus de la
> Comunicació-Poblenou)
> Despatx 52803, Roc Boronat, 138
> 08018 Barcelona
>
> 2012/4/11 monica bello <mb@monicabello.org>
>
> > Dear all,
> >
> > I'll be moderating the yasmin list these week, please do not hesitate to
> > contact me for any questions about the list.
> >
> > bw
> >
> >
> > m
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > monica bello
> > mb@monicabello.org
> >
> > twitter: @monica_bello
> > skype: monicacapsula
> >
> >
> >
> >
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I'm very much interested in your balloon-photo-taking idea and I was
wondering if you could give me some link (apart from this one you've given
here) to find out some more information.
I'm working on some papers on the idea of the evolution of the '*objet
trouvé' into projects that generate mechanisms for randomly capturing
aspects of spaces, and I would like to refer to your project if that was ok
with you. *
Many thanks and all the best with the fantastic projects!
Anastasia
On Wed, Apr 11, 2012 at 6:41 PM, Roc Parés i Burguès <roc.pares@upf.edu>wrote:
> Hi Monica and hello to all Yasmine friends,
>
> There's something that I'd like to share with the list since I'm working on
> this idea about images which are somehow out of control and hence I'd love
> to have some (practitioner to practitioner) discussion. Here it goes:
>
> Last month I was kindly invited by Laboratoire Paragraphe, Université PARIS
> 8, to make a live performance of mine called Deriva (Catalan word for
> "drifting"). The action began with a social situation in which a group of
> people gathered in a public space and spent time together talking, laughing
> and filling up a bunch of party balloons with helium. After a while, I took
> a smartphone, turned on its GPS and activated an ordinary live audio/video
> streaming application. When we had about a hundred helium filled balloons,
> I attached the smartphone to them and let it go, up in the sky, out of my
> control.
> After we lost visual contact with them, we walked into a classroom, we sat
> in front of a computer, opened a web browser and followed the live
> streaming of the drifting smartphone as well as its trace on a map. After
> we lost this virtual contact (probably due to restrictions of my prepaid
> data sim card), I manipulated the resulting video file simply by inverting
> the frame order, and here is the result: http://deriva.tv
>
> Thank you for reading, watching and (perhaps) commenting.
>
> Best wishes,
>
> r.
> --
> Roc Parés i Burguès (PhD)
> Director del Màster Universitari en Arts Digitals
> Professor Associat del Departament de Comunicació / Àrea de Comunicació
> Interactiva
> Universitat Pompeu Fabra. Edifici Roc Boronat (Campus de la
> Comunicació-Poblenou)
> Despatx 52803, Roc Boronat, 138
> 08018 Barcelona
>
> 2012/4/11 monica bello <mb@monicabello.org>
>
> > Dear all,
> >
> > I'll be moderating the yasmin list these week, please do not hesitate to
> > contact me for any questions about the list.
> >
> > bw
> >
> >
> > m
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > monica bello
> > mb@monicabello.org
> >
> > twitter: @monica_bello
> > skype: monicacapsula
> >
> >
> >
> >
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University of Portsmouth
tel. +44 (0) 2392842902, +44 (0) 7804531763
Room 2.20, Portland Building, Portland Street,
School of Architecture
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