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The Topological Media Lab will host 3 workshops during the Encuentro festival the 24th, 25th and 26th of June 2014.
A series of three workshops directed towards exploring the lab’s philosophical and physical engagement with various streams of research, techniques and technologies used in the “enchantment of environments and matter” and the expression of that research in the real world. JUNE 24 – 9:00 AM – OPEN LAB EV7.725 Navid Navab, Evan Montpellier, Nikolas Chandolias, Jerome Delapierre and Michael Montanaro JUNE 25 – 9:00 AM – GESTURE BENDING WORKSHOP MOVEMENT IN RESPONSIVE MEDIA,MB 7.265 Navid Navab, Jerome Delapierre and Roger Sinha, Michael Montanaro JUNE 26 -9:00 AM – GESTURE BENDING WORKSHOP ENCHANTED MATTER – MB 7.265 Navid Navab, Michael Montanaro |
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Invited guest artist/researcher workshop / Movement and Responsive Environments in collaboration with the Topological Media Lab February 14 through March 8, 2014 participants: The Motion Analysis Lab/Intelligent Stage
The Motion Analysis Lab/Intelligent Stage is a research lab and performance space dedicated to motion analysis and interactive, multimodal feedback development. The lab has two sections, each with two independent high end and standard motion-capture systems. The facility has sound and projection systems, lighting, and a pressure-sensitive floor developed at the School of Arts, Media and Engineering that is integrated to the motion-capture system. The lab is part of the Interdisciplinary Research Environment for the Motion Analysis (IREMA) initiative, which offers a unique and powerful palette of perspectives to address existing research questions in motion capture and analysis. IREMA also helps create new approaches and tools, and identify new areas of inquiry. This initiative was awarded an NSF infrastructure grant in 2005, which allowed for its continued expansion. The School of Arts, Media and Engineering is proud to partner with Motion Analysis Corporation in its research. |
