Research
Umwelten
January 12, 2020 | Yang GaoTransmedia storytelling that explores possible future interactions of organic and synthetic life. Across the mediums of illustration, animation, and kinetic sculpture, the project speculates a future where humans and machines coexist in the wild.
The term umwelt translates as … Read More
unspace
January 11, 2020 | Laure Barthelemyis a platform for local communities to preserve and share their stories and memories in time and space. It is a community-oriented felt archive highlighting the sensorial exploratory feel of memory. Read More
Influx
January 11, 2020 | Simon VoltInflux is a soft wearable technology, that promotes self-expression in an emergent musical ecosystem through body-syntonic interactions between music, materiality, and movement. Envisioned in the context of nightlife environments, it adopts the role of a second skin and fosters a … Read More
Phantom
January 10, 2020 | Jingnan LiuPhantom is a narrative Virtual Reality experience based on the plotline of “overcoming the monster”, one of “Seven Basic Plots” by Christopher Booker (2004). The plotline is used to explore the judgment of bodies in modern society. Despite there being … Read More
Interpolate
December 27, 2019 | Angelina PapachatzakiInterpolate is a choreographic device that selfs generates the initiation of movement from one part of the body to another. The aim is to extract patterns of movements triggered from the sensation of touch in order to create a different … Read More
Fifteen Exhibition 2019
December 13, 2019 | Vasilija AbramovicA public exhibition celebrating fifteen months of innovative work by graduating Design for Manufacture, Design for Performance & Interaction and Situated Practice Master’s students. Design for Performance & Interaction students have explored the intersections of performance and spatial design, the … Read More
The presence of animated objects in Performing Arts
October 27, 2019 | Claudia Cortes HerreraThe use of artefacts has played an essential role in the evolution of the Performing Arts. Their original appearance in the field was associated with ceremonies and rituals carried out by ancient cultures. They were used as healing and prediction … Read More
The Body within the body: How to achieve body movement and sensations through body augmentation
October 27, 2019 | Angelina PapachatzakiHumans are impossible to move without to feel. Senses define our movements. The purpose of this paper is to investigate how to achieve body movement and sensations though body augmentation. Through phenomenological research the body becomes the medium of expression … Read More
Late at Tate Britain presents the Interactive Architecture Lab
October 25, 2019 | Ruairi GlynnThe Bartlett’s Interactive Architecture Lab has teamed up with Late at Tate Britain for a one night public show of performances, interactive installations, and participatory workshops to celebrate the Bauhaus centenary and its continuing influence. As Bauhaus master Paul Klee … Read More
CuGo
October 25, 2019 | Kongpyung MoonCuGo is an interactive board game, where human and robot players collaborate to achieve a shared goal. It consists of a game board, on which modular reconfigurable robots, perform unpredictable movements, as well as passive blocks that are moved by … Read More
In Rhythmic Fragments
October 25, 2019 | Dalia Todary-MichaelIt was but yesterday I thought myself a fragment quivering without rhythm in the sphere of life. Now I know that I am the sphere, and all life in rhythmic fragments moves within me. –Khalil Gibran, Sand and Foam
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Lumina
October 20, 2019 | Claudia Cortes HerreraLumina is an interactive installation that aims to generate a sense of presence by exploring the personal and peri-personal space of the users. The installation reflects interactive boundaries of light drawn by our bodies. The intensity, colour, and shape of these … Read More
Sounds and Sweet Airs
October 20, 2019 | WeiChen TangThis project is an immersive synthetic sound ecology that features several mechanical ‘species’ of creatures that each generate sounds from everyday recycled materials. These creatures have different characteristics and are sensitive to different elements of the physical environment including temperature, … Read More
Archives of Vision
October 15, 2019 | Irem BugdayciProposing the act of seeing as a collaboration between the observer and their robotic counterparts, the installation defends vision as an active exploration rather than a passive, voyeuristic experience. Materializing the trails and artifacts of your eye movement within the space, the environment is transformed into a situated archive of your sight. Applying the recursive logic of second order of cybernetics, the installation manifests itself as an act of observing observation. Read More
Constructing Liveliness: The Experience of Nature Embodiment in Kinetic Architecture
October 11, 2019 | Dalia Todary-MichaelA reality where nature becomes ‘lost’ is upon us — a future that is fast approaching over a built strata of hyper-artificial environments. It towers over limited possibilities of retaining a skin of untouched nature over the earth. Urban life … Read More
Chasing Existence
October 11, 2019 | Saria GhaziriThis paper postulates that kinetics could work as a scaffold to the brain. The research is based on one of my most recent projects; “In Rhythmic Fragments”. Drawing parallels between the art of meditation and the perception of rhythmic motion … Read More
Enhancing a Sense of Presence: An Insight into the Impact of Interactive Visual Experiences on States of Human Consciousness
October 10, 2019 | Danniella Vizcarra BarraThis thesis seeks to address the nature of the interactive relationship between a human and a choreographic installation. Placed in the context of an increased dissemination of modern technology that reduces an individual’s sense of presence within the space that … Read More
From Performer to Observer and the space in between: An exploration of the role of performance in interactive installations and everyday life.
October 10, 2019 | Marina IeridouThis thesis report is has arisen from the work I am doing with my collaborators Arum Larasati Winarso and Austera Premakara which argues there is a simultaneity between performance and observation. I analyze the concept primarily in the context of … Read More
Francois Mangion
I am a Maltese architect who obtained his bachelors degree in Architecture and Civil Engineering in 2010 from the University of Malta and then undertook research at The Bartlett (UCL) graduating with ...
Ant Ballet
https://vimeo.com/29195420 This video was filmed in Barcelona in August 2011. It shows the first public testing of the Ant Ballet Machine. Using synthesised pheromones (Z9:16Ald Hexadecanol) and hi...