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ZEITGENOSSEN
Input I - III
Interactive computeranimations, 2000
www.zeitgenossen.com/binaryartsite
> Imagination
For INPUT, we developed a distinctive
audio-visual format that is based on the video clip. Here, the
visual interpretation of the music is first of all an optical
outline. The various pieces of music required different
sequences of images and visual actions and are based on
rollovers. Depending on the composition, different parameters
of content and form come to the fore. Music and interactive
animation are synchronised.
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Phi, 03:30 min (cut-out 00:45 min)
Wolfgang Fadi Dorninger composed the sampling-based electronics piece PHI
for the third webclip. It became the basis for an analysis of
the “depth” of the screen. It led subsequently to
the development of our project Outer Space IP. The idea of PHI
lies first of all in the visualization of thought processes.
Seemingly random actions determine here the animation. Only
when we look closer does we realize that each object, even if
it is self-contained, leads again to a further one, which would
not be possible this way without the preceding events.
The interaction enables the opening up of
another dimension in the area of the blue mouseover.
Philosophers are called upon and cited with five statements.
They are with precise navigation found as text animation.
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