In TouchDesigner, I take the Leap Motion data and connect that to a combination of pre-made and live visuals to
add the interactive element to the project.
The visuals are separated in three parts "Analog," "Digital," and "Quantum,"
representing each era of computation.
INTERACTIVE VISUALS VIA LEAP MOTION
Otis College of Art and Design
2024 Digital Media Senior Show Exhibition
PROJECTED INTERACTIVE VISUALS
PROJECT: Immersive and Interactive Exhibit
PROGRAMS: Touch Designer, Cinema 4D, After Effects
COLLABORATORS: Chris Eckardt
CONCEPT: For this Interactive and Immersive project, I explored the three key eras of computation: the Analog Era, Digital Era, and Quantum Era. Inspired by physicist Michio Kaku and his studies in string theory and quantum mechanics, I aimed to represent the evolution of computers through abstract art. Each era is depicted visually, capturing the distinct technological advancements that have shaped our world. The project also incorporates an interactive element, allowing users to remotely draw using Leap Motion technology with their left hand. This forces viewers to relearn and adapt, mirroring the continual evolution of computation itself.