Lev

Lev as well as authors in general like to speak of everyday variables that we don’t pay attention to in our everyday life. because they have been incorporated into our lives as everyday items. Here are two examples. Electronic Screens on buildings walls Computer and Network technologies The poetics of Augmented Space basically is referring…

reading response

I don’t know if this article did much to talk about the construction of poetics of augmented space as much as a historical overview of the problems associated with new technology, but I thought many of the points brought up about architectural augmentation were interesting. Venturi’s ideas of embracing architecture as the form of communication…

Response to “The Poetics of Augmented Space”

After reading the assignment, it let me understand the artist’s relationship to an augmented space. With increasing technological achievements as a society, the extent of accomplishing a work of art associated with technology will have no boundaries. The part within the text that got me interested was with brandscaping. With architecture becoming concentrated to commercial…

“The Poetics of Augmented Space” by Lev Manovich

I thought that this reading was really interesting and informing. The definition of Augmented Space is the physical space overlaid with dynamically changing information. This information is likely to be in multimedia form and it it often localized for each user. Some examples of Particular Urban Spaces are environments such as shopping and entertainment areas…

Response to The Poetics of Augmented Space

By the time I made it through the half of the article I could not help but think that the way author describes the use of augmented space reminds me of medieval time Christian religion propaganda. The parallel that I had in mind was obviously with the massive transmission of commercial related information onto the…

Response to Augmented Space

After reading this interesting article, I realized that even though I never heard of  “augmented space,” I have experienced such spaces before. For example, the video displays and scrolling text in Times Square in New York, and the computerized water installation in Las Vegas both combine human-made space and computer technology to create an aesthetic…

Cao Fei

Cao FeiCos players [young people dressed as game characters] Is a series of photographs that were taken with the purpose of revealing how young teens take virtual worlds to an extreme level. She is showing essentially how some people choose to live in what she calls a second life using virtual worlds to ignore or…

Alexander Calder

I chose Alexander Calder because I think his work is interesting in that it he is a kinetic artist. In his performance “Le Grand Cirque,” he uses strings and kinetic energy to make his figures move. He is known for his invention of the mobile as well as for his other sculpture. Most of his…

Leonard Nimoy

I’m choosing to talk about the photographer Leonard Nimoy. Most know him only as Spock from Star Trek, but he is also a producer, director, writer, and a photographer. He has been for over 40 years. His favorite thing to photograph is naked women. He doesn’t title his work, preferring to focus on the content…

Olafur Eliasson

Olafur Eliasson is now a very well known artist to the city of Chicago. Last year he exhibited a large collection of interactive and responsive art installations at the Museum of Contemporary Art. He is well known for creatively using light, sound, and space to interact with his audience. The exhibit was called “Take your…

Studio Roosegaarde – Liquid Space 6.0

Liquid Space 6.0 is an interactive space which physically becomes bigger, smaller and brighter in relation to human behavior. This interactive fusion of mechanisms, embedded electronics, sound and LED’s creates an organic dialogue with its visitors.

Hackaday – Road Sign Hacking

This is a little old, but I feel that it’s very interesting and relevant. Some people figure out how to get inside a road sign to change the text and publish the details. It describes what we see as private vs. public information, and how access to that information has changed with technology. I think…