Through the ground projection, viewers can see themselves from various angles—on the x, y, and z axes. What initially looks like a face from the front might resemble a landscape when viewed from the side, or even an abstract pattern from above. This installation encourages people to engage, to express themselves, and to create a memorable and lasting experience.
The live footage is captured via a webcam, and the data is then transferred to the Arduino board, which processes the information and communicates it to the soldered accelerometer.
As a result, users can adjust the plane of the digital landscape they are viewing simply by rotating the handheld console, the wooden cube, equipped with above sensors.
Arduino Nano V3.0 Integrate nRF24L01 Wireless Module Mirco USB Board
A versatile open-source microcontroller platform that can be programmed to perform various tasks and interact with sensors, motors, and other electronic components.Adafruit ADXL335-5V Ready Triple-axis Accelerometer (+-3g Analog Out)
A sensor that measures acceleration in three directions (x, y, and z) and is commonly used to detect changes in motion, tilt, or orientation in electronic devices and applications.[Front View][X-axis]
A person orchestrating infront
of the camera. ︎︎︎
[Side View][Y-axis]
A pulsing landscape captured from the hand and arm motions. ︎︎︎
Demo Here
(From Top left to Bottom Right)
Sequence of walking over, sitting down, and orchestrating.
(Image to Particles Converter)
A java script written in P5.js is used to process input images and converts them into particles.
(From Left to Right)
The orientation of the cube is detected by the accelerometer, which then adjusts the digital landscape accordingly.
1. Soldering the Arduino board
2. Documenting the installation
3. Installing the Arduio devince in the handheld console.
Tippet Rise Art Center: Digital Landscape
Client: Personal, 2019
'Tippet Rise Art Center: Digital Landscape' is an experimental installation that explores the impermanence and vulnerability shared by land art, sculptures, and humans. The project takes data and live video captured by a webcam, transforming it into a virtual footprint composed of particles. This piece reflects the desire to leave a mark through art—whether digital or physical—while acknowledging the transient nature of all creations.
For more details: ︎︎︎Tippet Rise Art Center
For more details: ︎︎︎Tippet Rise Art Center