| HIDRAZONE is a space for practitioners and writers in the field of digital and interactive arts. We seek to encourage practical and theoretical research into a wide variety of digital art (new media art) such as net art, interactive art, software art, digital painting, and computational video. Our main goal is to provide a forum for encouraging aesthetic quality in digital and interactive arts practice, as well as promoting critical discourse and theoretical commentary in this emerging field. |
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Happy Slap |
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A performance made on a mobile phone devised in part as a response to the ‘Happy Slapping’ craze that has swept the UK. |
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Lecture Hall |
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A lecture where the behaviour of the audience is more interesting than that of the speaker - over time the audience became increasingly bored, and then aggressive. |
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Performing Pictures |
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An artistic exploration of possibilities offered by parallel and multi-monitor movie montage and real-time responsiveness with video footage. |
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Mass Production |
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An architecture that is dependent upon user interaction for the delivery of content. The same person can shift from being a user to a viewer simply by varying the way they move. |
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Corporate Commands |
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Corporate commands become a performative challenge where corporate language is interpreted as literally as possible within public spaces. |
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Samples of the Ghats |
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An interactive screen that replays audio and visual samples of the bathing ghats in Hardwar, India. |
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Birth and Decay |
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A time sliced map that invites the user to draw their own path. |
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Biome |
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A live performance that represents the expression of machine behaviour. |
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Chasing the Pools |
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An immersive performance/installation working with integrating the live presence of dancers into the landscape of a multi-channel live-mix video installation |
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Summerbranch |
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Incorporating games engine technology, movement is motion captured and driven by a controller. |
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Digital Dérive Generator |
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The viewer, through decision making and interpretation of the visual data, performs a walk of their own. |
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Domo and its Double |
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The learning behaviour of robots is explored in a movement based performance. |
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