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Final Project Research The first step of your project assignment is to articulate a question or criticism. This should inform your artistic decisions. Take 5 min – list 5 questions or criticisms this class has raised for you of biotechnologies. Share with a partner. Discuss which is the most meaningful to you and which you … Continue reading Final Project Research
Week 2: Ancestry and Ownership Read: David Reich “Who we are and how we got here” ch. 1 & 3 Kim Tallbear “Who Owns the Ancient One” Question: When scientists use DNA to trace human history, whose story gets told? Does genetic data help us understand our past, or does it let outsiders control how … Continue reading Bioart as Biopolitics: Genomics and Identity Reading Response
鸑 YUE Monster character design for John’s thesis performance Blender for sculpting Unreal Engine for live performance Motives for live Mocap Character Design Stage 1-A: Infant Stage Head + Body Stage 2-B: Limps Eyeballs and mouths (randomly generated on the character when the performer enters the hitbox) Blendshape on Body Blendshape on the main … Continue reading Character Design
Motor Powered Hinges Facial Projection-Mapping Experiment ____________________________________________ Scanimation
For our group project, we will be focusing on experimenting with some potential mocap animations for John and Qiuyao’s thesis. Qiuyao is making a game that consists of humanoid characters, while John is making a real-time mocap performance of a monster. We would specify the movements we are going to make once the characters are … Continue reading Blog Post #1: Research & Conceptualization
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Projection Recording Projection Media Projection Setup Inspiration
Sound Reactive Experimenting with making Animation in After Effects Animation: Recording of Projection (Audio Reactive): MIDI Project Project Link
Sound Collage The Shurangama Mantra is a significant dhāraṇī(Buddhist chant) in Mahayana Buddhism, particularly revered in the Chinese Chan tradition. The mantra is often recited in daily monastic practices and is believed to have the power to purify the environment and aid in overcoming spiritual and physical maladies.