Hi,
Just to let you guys know that a reduced version of my exhibit Project Paperclip (www.discloseprojectpaperclip.com) will be shown in California, May 8-9, at the ARE (www.augmentedrealityevent.com) Santa Clara Convention Center. Project Paperclip is a photograph exhibit that uses real-time processed reactive soundscapes. The concept was imagined by the Portuguese creative Nuno Serrão, and by including the auditory canal, it tries to transport visitors to a state that gives them a different interpretation of of the 16 photographs. The experience is unique each time it is activated as the apps algorithm utilizes real-time processing of variables from the visitors location, such as: the time of day, the level of noise that exists in the room, your voice, the movement and localization of the user, amongst many others. What is being said: It is subtly disconcerting, an ominous prediction of the artificial realities we build with the help of smartphone apps and the Internet. ReadWriteWeb The photos are surreal, especially with the pairing of soundtracks. Mashable Theres still people using the technology in innovative ways. TheCreatorsProject Photography exhibit in Portugal is using augmented reality and QR codes to enrich the viewer experience, demonstrating applications for the technology in the fine arts. PSFK With the use of an iPhone app, photographer Nuno Serrão has created an all encompassing experience for anyone who wants to view his photography the way it was intended. TheNextWeb ( ) the concept of an app containing a portion of the exhibit itself is completely new and fascinating. Appadvice Trippin the art masters of yesteryears might also wish they had such technology at their disposal. Ubbergizmo Video of the opening (does not reflect the reactive soundscapes): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtdmOHXrG8E If you are in the area, please visit, Thank you Nuno Serrão
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