Project contents
An online exhibit that shows many aspects of São Paulo's history that go through samba, architecture, workers history and many more while mixing diverse media languages. The goal is to create an memory archive so the history of the city remains alive.
TAGS: Art, Internet
Techs used:
- Vue 3
- Tailwind
- Mapbox
An interactive film that investigates the historical and current processes of displacement of traditional populations from the city center of São Paulo. In each access, the platform generates a randomly assembled storyline. The idea is to allow a different experience with every access, and with it allow a new story to be told.
TAGS: Cinema, Documentary, Experimental,
Techs used:
- Vue 2
- Python
Inspired by the surrealist art technique called Exquisite Corpse, we created a story machine: an Interactive art installation in which people could collaboratively tell a story. The stories were later published on Soundcloud and a timeline interface was created to navigate through them.
TAGS: Collaborative, Interactive, Art, Event
Techs used:
- RaspberryPI
- Arduino
- Python
- Javascript
Art installation created with Lucas Bambozzi, a Brazilian artist where poems were shown in FIESP building's LED façade, a landmark in São Paulo's famous "Avenida Paulista". The poem rhythm and distortion of its words were dictated by the flux of people passing by on the street, captured by a Kinect camera hidden on the sidewalk.
The work was done in C++ language using openFrameworks library and the people movement was captured using a Kinect camera.
TAGS: Poetry, Art, Installation, Interactive
Techs used:
- Kinect
- LED screen on FIESP façade
- C++ (openFrameworks)
- 2 LED screens
** Pictures and videos**
http://portfolio.vaz.io/CoisaLida/
Source code: https://bitbucket.org/aivuk/coisa-lida/src/master/
A real-time, interactive word cloud capturing the essence of "What makes a house a home?". Responses, gathered via an Arduino device connected to the mobile network, come alive through a dynamic 3D mapping. Projected onto walls and doors by twin projectors, the words colliding in an always changing gravity world, adding a mesmerizing dimension to the experience.
TAGS: Event, Art, Mobile
http://portfolio.vaz.io/MostraBlack/
Techs used:
- Java (processing)
- Arduino
- Two projectors for the mapping
This project was a interactive installation in the exhibition "Mais de 1000 brinquedos" (translated freely as "Over a 100 toys") that took place in SESC Pompeia, Sao Paulo - Brazil. This was, as the title suggests, a new version of the Atari Game Pong. In this version we the regular controllers but added some cushions that would stand away from the players, when someone hit the cushions the elements on the screen would change.
TAGS: VideoGame, Event, Interactive
Techs used:
- Java (processing)
- arduino
- macmini
** Pictures and videos**
http://portfolio.vaz.io/PongRevisited/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NycFxqL3I6A - 3:41 a 4:00
AGRESTE, Agrupamento de Estudos Ecêntricos (Eccentric Studies Group), is an online publication aimed at promoting, debating and disseminating experimental audiovisual production, dealing critically, theoretically and in practice with present, past and future works created in any media: from present bodies to the virtual figures of the internet.
TAGS: Articles, Text, Cinema, Research, Art
Techs used:
- Javascript
- Staticsite
https://revistaagreste.com.br/2
The Wandering Wondering project, collaboration between Edgar Zanella and Radamés Ajna, presented a video installation of machines in its intimate state of information seeking, browsing through the web following its own algorithms. The project questions what the machines are looking for and what are our own conceptual and perceptual limits that makes this question hard to respond. Are they wondering or wandering around? What is it like to be browsing like a machine?
TAGS: Art, Internet, Gallery
http://wandering.wondering.vaz.io/ https://asmallviewproject.wordpress.com/2016/01/24/ob_ject-and-ob_serve/ https://asmallviewproject.wordpress.com/2016/01/24/ob_ject-and-ob_serve/
techs used:
- Python
https://asmallviewproject.wordpress.com/2016/01/24/ob_ject-and-ob_serve/
Photos from the event https://www.flickr.com/photos/aivuk
"Self-portrait of an absence (2016)" is a participative performance based on the partial visual impairment of the artist Graziele Lautenschlaeger, who has a blind eye. Technically, the artwork consists of an eye-tracking system programmed to generate and process sounds according to data collected from the asynchronous movements of both eyes. The artist offers passers-by in public or semi-public spaces an observing-listening aesthetic experience under an umbrella, where sound-emitting loudspeakers are hung.
https://www.grazielelautenschlaeger.com/artworks/self-portrait-of-an-absence/
TAGS: Art, Computer Vision, Music, Interactive
Techs used:
- RaspberryPi
- Python
- Supercollider
- OpenCV (Computer Vision)
Source code: https://github.com/grazilaut/self_portrait_of_an_absence
Born several years ago at a Süddeutsche Zeitung “hackathon”, the project has analised more than 4.9 million medical articles from 27,000 journals worldwide, including work by around 8.5 million authors. The project revealed that conflicts of interest are widely under reported in scientific literature and identified examples of failure to disclose conflicts of interest and showed which companies are heavily involved in research that has conflicts of interest. The project was nominated for three awards and won one them, and won two of them: European Science Journalist of the Year from the European Federation for Science Journalism (EFSJ), and Peter Hans Hofschneider Recherchepreis für Wissenschafts- und Medizinjournalismus from Stiftung Experimentelle Biomedizin.
TAGS: Machine Learning, NLP, Journalism
Techs Used:
- Postgresql
- Python
- Spacy / NLTK
- Aleph
Source code: https://gitlab.com/follow-the-grant
In collaboration with VJ Vigas doing the video mapping and the interactive sensor develop by Edgar and Radames
TAGS: Art, Interactive, Event
Techs used
- kinect
- c++
- Openframeworks
- ofxBox2
- ofxCv
- ofxKinect
- ofxSyphon
- ofxOsc
- ofxTwistedRibbon
- ofxPostProcessing
source code: https://github.com/radames/interactiveKinectSkatePark
The aula app is a mobile platform that allows students to experience and learn about democratic processes. In the platform they can propose new ideas, discuss them and vote. It is currently being used in over 50 schools in Germany. For the app's backend, we used a combination of Postgresql, PostgREST, and Python. We also used Redis as the message queue and Firebase for the push notifications. On the frontend side, we implemented the UI using Vue/Vuetify.
TAGS: Mobile, School, Kids
Techs used
- Postgresql
- PostgREST
- Python
- Firebase
- Cordova
- Vue.js
TAGS: Data journalism, Investigative, Article, Collaboration
Techs used:
- Python (data scrappers, data clean and analysis)
- D3.js Visualization
TAGS: Data visualization
** Techs used**
- Jekyll
- Javascript