SIGGRAPH 2013 Workshop: Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology

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The document highlights the collaboration between Maz Ghaderi and Jeremy Littler in augmenting performative art through emerging technologies, focusing on research interests and past experiences. It discusses various techniques such as wearable technology, hand gesture technology, and 3D projection integration in creative processes. The agenda includes feedback and dialogue sessions alongside demonstrations of their work on enhancing audience engagement and storytelling.

Maz Ghaderi
DipMa, CertMgmt, BA
2014 MDes Candidate
Jeremy Littler
CertMa, Ad., MA, BAA
Interactive Multimedia Dip.
2014 DipDes
Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging
Technology
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Agenda
Intros & Past Lives
Research Interests
Our Collaborations
Emerging Biometric Technologies
Moving Forward
Feedback & Dialogue
Demo
Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
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Maz Ghaderi, Ontario College of Art + Design 2014 MDes Candidate
Professional Experience
Videography
Motion Graphics
Digital Strategy
Branding + Graphic Design
Marketing + Communication
Interaction Design
Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
Past lives
Once an English teacher / translator in Brazil
Once a poet
Once a painter
Once an arts columnist
Tuesday, 23 July, 13

Research Interests
Creative Direction
Improvisation in Content Creation
Audience Engagement
Live Biometric Data
Storytelling
Experiential Design
Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
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Tuesday, 23 July, 13

Jeremy Littler, Ryerson University, Lead Advanced Technologist
Professional Experience
Technical Direction
Programming (C#, VB, Javascript, AS3)
3D Projection Design
VR Environment Content Creation
Physical Computing
Webcasting & Broadcasting Technology Development
Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
Past lives
Once an economist
Once an Atari 800 user (still the best computer ever)
Once an electronic musician
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Emerging Technologies
Modularity & Miniaturization (Electronics)
Immersive 3D VR Environments
3D Projection
Advanced Visual Computing Development
Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
Research Interests .
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Our Collaborations
Dissolving Self: Wearable Technology + Performative Art
Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
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http://vimeo.com/65470870
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Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
Previous Collaborations
Blendism: Hand Gesture Technology + Performative Art
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https://vimeo.com/69925640
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Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
Emerging Biometric Technologies .
Tuesday, 23 July, 13

Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
Emerging Biometric Technologies .
Hand & Forearm Gesture Technology
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Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
Emerging Biometric Technologies .
SensorsHand & Forearm Gesture Technology
Tuesday, 23 July, 13

Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
Emerging Biometric Technologies .
Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
Tuesday, 23 July, 13

Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
Our Creative Process (so far) .
Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
Tuesday, 23 July, 13

Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
Our Creative Process (so far) .
Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
Inspiration
Tuesday, 23 July, 13

Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
Moving Forward
Hand & Forearm Gesture Technology + Rap/Spoken Word
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Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UN-zwLbVmLI
Tuesday, 23 July, 13

Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
Moving Forward .
Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-
NM2CPKmZfM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=PKIvop5hJ90
Tuesday, 23 July, 13

Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
Moving Forward
Vikuiti Rear Projection Film
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Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-
NM2CPKmZfM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=PKIvop5hJ90
Tuesday, 23 July, 13

Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
Moving Forward
3D Projection Integration in Performative Art
.
Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
Tuesday, 23 July, 13

Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
Feedback & Dialogue .
Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
Tuesday, 23 July, 13

Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
Blendism Demo .
Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging Technology
Tuesday, 23 July, 13

Maz@maziart.ca
DipMa, CertMgmt, BA
2014 MDes Candidate
JLittler@ryerson.ca
CertMa, Ad., MA, BAA
Interactive Multimedia Dip.
2014 DipDes
Augmenting Performative Art with Emerging
Technology
Tuesday, 23 July, 13

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