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''Pullswitch'' is a web-based interactive work. It allows users|participants to create their own graphics by pulling a virtual switch shown in this webpage (or pulling a real switch). Each pulling action will be captured as digital data. Meanwhile these data is transformed to composing graphics in real time. Every user|participant can be a co-composer and view the graphics on the same web page. In this work, actions is constantly transformed to virtual graphics which also shape the behaviour of users. | ''Pullswitch'' is a web-based interactive work. It allows users|participants to create their own graphics by pulling a virtual switch shown in this webpage (or pulling a real switch). Each pulling action will be captured as digital data. Meanwhile these data is transformed to composing graphics in real time. Every user|participant can be a co-composer and view the graphics on the same web page. In this work, actions is constantly transformed to virtual graphics which also shape the behaviour of users. | ||
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''The doors'' is a | ''The doors'' is a | ||
Revision as of 14:14, 25 September 2014
Description:
Pullswitch is a web-based interactive work. It allows users|participants to create their own graphics by pulling a virtual switch shown in this webpage (or pulling a real switch). Each pulling action will be captured as digital data. Meanwhile these data is transformed to composing graphics in real time. Every user|participant can be a co-composer and view the graphics on the same web page. In this work, actions is constantly transformed to virtual graphics which also shape the behaviour of users.
Description:
The doors is a