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The Experience of Interactivity
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Is a reciprocal conversation what people mean when they say something is interactive?
What difference does it make to experience if something is reactive instead of interactive?
When we say interactive is it like when someone in the 1920s called something modern?
perceived interactivity
interactivity in performance
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INTERACTIVE ART IN A VIRTUAL WORLD--scripting, animation, sound, image, video, experience:
reaction & interaction
InterACT! was a virtual art installation sponsored by the Linden Endowment for the Arts curated by
Lori Landay, October 15, 2011 - January 15, 2012
THE EXPERIENCE OF INTERACTIVITY
Lori Landay
Profesor of Cultural Studies
Liberal Arts Department
Berklee Faculty Fellowship Project: an interactive art installation experience in which participants engage in performance animation, using motion capture technology in real time to create a character performed by the participant, raising philosophical issues about embodiment, presence, the virtual, performance, and interactivity.
An improvisational dance by Allison Leopold that suggests our shadows are separate entities with minds of their own. Concept by Christian Genco. Directed by Charlton Roberts.
Wheatley, a NPC in Portal 2, can be subjectively experienced as interactive, but is really reactive. I don't think most people care about the distinction.
Scott Snibbe has created many fantastic interactive experiences that use shadows.
and an experiment . . .
The Project Takes a Turn
Taking Shadows Literally not Figuratively:
Shadow Puppetry Classes
The goal of ShadowPlay is to create an experience of interactivity that can help us understand the relationships and connections that constitute us:
between people, between our bodies and our environment, between cause and effect, between the virtual and the actual, between our digital devices and our minds,
between ourselves and our imaginations.