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Embodied interaction

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Embodied Interaction, explores the components of interactive media, with a primary focus on the role that interaction design has on virtual experiences. My electronic artwork is concerned with the transformation of the human species, specifically its biological components and its behavioral characteristics. This transformation or evolution is an environmental reaction to the manifestations of science and technology. This presentation examines the need to address the physical body and how the action of users needs to be interconnected with the interface and content of a interactive piece. From the development of opaque sculptural input devices to the use of transparent technologies my interactive installations seeks to examine the process of conditioning users; their predetermined interaction; and the physicality of computing.

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    SIGGRAPH '02: ACM SIGGRAPH 2002 conference abstracts and applications
    July 2002
    337 pages
    ISBN:1581135254
    DOI:10.1145/1242073
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