BTB was selected as part of my faculty degree showcase on this Thursday.
I will tweet some part of the script and add some page inside the app.
Best of luck to me!
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Sunday, June 13, 2010
Saturday, May 22, 2010
An interview bout our exhibition!
On the 2nd day of the exhibition, some of us got interviewed by the Cyberjaya.tv - Kreative Collective. (creative collective).
First part is our lecturer talking about creative multimedia, 2nd part is my lovely coursemate Adam with his installation, Terror Vision and last but not least, me with my work.
Enjoy.
First part is our lecturer talking about creative multimedia, 2nd part is my lovely coursemate Adam with his installation, Terror Vision and last but not least, me with my work.
Enjoy.
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Saturday, January 23, 2010
Something New.
New input device for mobile from Tokyo University. More info here.
Pretty amazing ey, just move your fingers in the air, you don't even need to touch the screen. Norman check it out! Mobile tech!
Maybe next time, we don't even need a keyboard anymore, an air keyboard.
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Thursday, January 21, 2010
Saturday, December 26, 2009
Links.
Some sites that are interesting:

I wish everyone have a
Merry Jolly Christmas & a Happy New Year!
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Sunday, December 20, 2009
Pecha Kucha.
The things i prepared to share for my pecha kucha presentation that i dint get to share with my mates, so here it is:
Experiment with Pachube and Arduino with the input and output of data simultaneously.
Thx to Anwar for experimenting together! (Pardon my lame simple explanation)
Look out the clear and easy to understand tutorial here!
Some of the things you can do by collecting data or using input and output information on physical objetcs (not just with Pachube, maybe some other data collecting methods):


Pulse, visualize the emotion of human feeling in weblog like blogger. Then the list of emotions are compared to Robert Plutchik's theory of emotion. Each time a emotion was detected, the shape shifter machine will transform itself in a way that that the new volume represent the state of emotion in the Internet world. It captures this current emotional condition and gives it a physical representation.
or
This is a data sulpture by swedish duo artist called - Tomorrow's weather. The sculpture is fed by the forecast data of weather and the hues of the globe change colors and the light that shine in the building is like the premonition of tomorrow.Tomorrow's weather combines modern technology with one's of nature most basic expression, the weather, the sculpture elaborate visual expression changes forever, just like the volatile nature of climate and future. (more info here)
or a more simple ways:
The balloons form the 3 dimensional digital data which composed of physical particles and show in a dynamic 3d display experience, Electric Moons:



Users can control the movement and lighting of each balloons.
Morphing 3d shapes and patterns. More info here.
Or it can be like sound experimental-performance thing, Atom ( by the same people from Electric Moons):

Is more like a sonic sounds performance art, manipulated in real-time.
The room is filled with helium balloons and evolve according to 4 channel of noises.
Through the placement, positioning and illumination of the balloons, the dynamic display of the sculpture is formed, which consists of physical objects (balloons), pattern of light ( led in the ballons), synchronize rhythmic sonic sounds. Check it out.
Must watch the videos:
Atom 3 from melissa galicia on Vimeo.
Something that i look forward to see (or do?) here. I wan to do this!!
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Monday, December 14, 2009
Holy heart!
Oh my. This guy pawned me! I love it! Similar to mine (the heart part or maybe not) but different execution.
pulse from Markus Kison on Vimeo.
Check out his other projects too at here:
Emotions today cannot only be discovered in our own body parts or those of high developed animals. They also rush through another network that is not made of nerves and synapses but of wires and servers. On the Internet separate developing components contribute to a complex evolving system, that is far more than the sum of its parts and therefore very similar to an organism.
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Friday, December 11, 2009
I love this.
An awesome song by Passion Pit. Something to lighten up the blog:
Makes you wanna have a stroll with the music. Can i be in this video? I like the style and the song. Care-free. Good Time. Another video, Zero by Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
Yes, walking on the street is my forte! ( but if the weather not too hot)
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Sunday, December 6, 2009
Twitter in real space!
Just now Anwar (Cheese) shared a very interesting website with me, is about Twitter Art Projects. Two of the projects caught my attention:
Low cost and simple LED display! I think this is very fun, but if i were to wear this out with my tweets..i might feel weird if people keeps following me around. (like twitter follower! haha)
Another one is the 'Where is your art', a kinetic sound installation with talking roboto! The robot will talk about the twits that have the word "art" extracted from the twitter space, and it will dance too :
Where is your art? from nilseuropa on Vimeo.
This is cool too! Similar to something that i want to do...in a way. I think twitter is a very good place to extract information :)
All videos and information are from CreativeApplication.net. Click here to find out more on Twitter Art Projects.
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Friday, November 13, 2009
Something cool.
onedotzero interactive identity powered by Nokia N900 from onedotzero on Vimeo.
Convergence!
HP - invent from Tom and Matt on Vimeo.
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Friday, November 6, 2009
Time to share!
Hello. Thought of sharing one unique little camera (shared by Mr.Kokyong) :
Click here to check this camera out!

Image via microsoft research
Pssst: Norman, you might like it :) photograph + mobile device!
Another nice site Top 40 Arduino Projects from HacknMod.com . Since i interested in this Arduino :) See what you can do with it!
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Friday, October 30, 2009
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Interesting.
Stumbled upon this during my internship period, a very interesting way of showing the data. In the WeFeelFine, they've been harvesting human feelings from blogs in the internet. The system search and retrieve any post entry that consists the phrases " I feel" or "I am feeling". All the data will then represent by different particles with different colors.
Nuff said, check out the site!:
Another amazing interactive installation from Jonathan Harris, collaborate with Sep Kamvar:
I love how he shows human's feelings with unique movements.
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