Light Painter
Another experiment for painting with color tracking. We will implement this one on Sides & Souls performance this sunday in Cermodern Art Museum, Ankara, Turkey.
Pacifiers
First i started to play with a set of photos from a friend. First one is only dissolved with mouse position, but the second one uses haartraining to detect the face in the image, and if it successful, a random point motion is used to set some random points on the face, and transform the rectangles according to their distance to it. Another image is behind, which is created from the image loaded by inverting it.
First version with mouse control:
Second version with face detection:
and some images:
Monstermaker + Green Power
Fun and engaging interactive installations by spta with Luis and Felix, two students based in Berlin. Inspired by Todd Vanderlin´s Mask Video, the duo started with a simple face-tracking application which progressed to animated masks, with each one with it´s own little story. The end result are wonderful interactive pieces that look like a lot of fun. Three fun videos embedded below, one the monstermaker and another project by spta: “Green Power – be a politician”.


OFlab Breda Zach Lieberman’s Presentation
OFlab Breda from Serkan Sokmen on Vimeo.
Zach Lieberman’s presentation taken from citytv.nl
Lucid Mapper
The project that i started in OFlab Breda, and finished when i’m back home. The idea is to break the image apart whenever observer tries to look at it.

Chaos-Order Portraits
A new version of my tentacle drawer,
that takes the portrait images as an input and creates tentacly versions of them.
Made with Openframeworks in OFlab Breda, Netherlands.
Interactive MultiTouch Sphere
Based in London since 1998, here the creative studio Seeper. A collective which explores the various interactions users and numerical by creating multi-sensory experiments.



London Digital Week from seeper on Vimeo.
London Digital Week, MultiTouch Sequencer & Sphere
(TENT Digital @ Truman Brewery)
Squiggle [iPad, openFrameworks]


Created by Henry Chu of pill & pillow, a Hong Kong design studio, Squiggle is an iPad application currently in development that allows you to draw lines on the screen which turn into stings and can be played like guitar. Keeping the device flat you can draw and modify existing one. Tilting the device will turn the screen black allowing you to play them. Turning the device over will clear the screen. See video below for demo.
Created with openFrameworks.
Frost
Frost is a reactive projection scenography for a dansk danseteater / danish dance theatre dance performance, developed by Ole Kristensen with choreographer Tina Tarpgaard and programmer Jonas Jongejan.
Blaise Aguera y Arcas demos augmented-reality maps
In a demo that drew gasps at TED2010, Blaise Aguera y Arcas demos new augmented-reality mapping technology from Microsoft.


























































