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Aesthetic Interaction & Affective Ecologies
Aesthetic Interactions in Affective Visualisation talk at P{e/a}r{i/a}meter - CIRCLE 2012 Research Symposium in INSPACE Edinburgh explores the notion of Affective Visualisation that goes beyond the usual data visualisation techniques and represents data dynamically based on the participants' affective states. As such, data aesthetics in this case mainly ...
This TechTea talk at Create Technology Lab, Moholy-Nagy Művészeti Egyetem Budapest considers the philosophical concept of interactivity and its application in contemporary technology-based art and design. Through a critical theoretical framework the talk investigates novel potentials of ...
The keynote talk at Culture Hack Scotland in Glasgow appealed to artists, producers and technologist to move beyond the purely technology driven approaches and aim to activate users' imagination. It also raised awareness to the importance of aesthetics ...
The 2-weeks workshop Visual Systems, Interactivity and Human Perception: Practice-based Research Strategies, Methodologies and Applications at Hungarian University of Fine Art Budapest. aims to bring cutting-edge critical thinking and practice to artists and researchers engaging with practice-based research. It explores new ...
Affection in the context of human-computer interaction might refer to the way Brian Massumi (1987, p. xvii.) summarises Deleuze and Guattari’s denotation of these terms: “L’affect (Spinoza’s affectus) is an ability to affect and be affected. It is a prepersonal intensity corresponding to the passage from one experiential state of ...
Affective Environment is ambient technology (AmI) (or embedded intelligent technology) that is responsive to affective human action. This implies that the system evaluates cognitive processes, emotional states based on human action and behaviour It applies affective computing to facilitate aesthetic interaction and meaning production. The concept of Affective Environment revisits ...
Gaze as a Vehicle for Aesthetic Interaction: Affective Visualisation for Immersive User Experience This paper explores the potential of a novel generative visualisation technology that attempts to respond to affective changes ...
[gallery columns="2"] The Mind Cupola V2 is under development with new eye tracking technology and visualisation premiering in June 2012.
Journal of Visual Art Practice article Engineering experiences in biofeedback interfaces: Interaction as a cognitive feedback loop by Brigitta Zics Intellect Journals 2011 Volume 10 Number 1 Keywords: Mind Cupola, enaction, aesthetic experience, affective environment, cognitive-driven interaction, psychophysical interface, biosignal data, ...
25th BCS Conference on Human Computer Interaction – HCI2011 – is Health, Wealth & Happiness Interactive Experence , Culture Lab, Newcastle UK 7. July 2011 The “Interactive Experience” is session is intended to give ...
Edinburgh#6: A series of events focusing on the stories behind interaction design. The "Mind Cupola Story" is an exploration of the new challenges of interaction design where the user is subjected to an ...
Computer Arts Society Lecture: The Question Concerning Interactive Art Interactivity beyond Technology - Art beyond Institutions. This CAS lecture will discuss the radical change that technology brought ...
The article Cognitive-driven Interaction in the Affective Environment of the Mind Cupola is published on interactive art, applied philosophy of cognition and technology-based aesthetics in leading journal of art and science. Leonardo Journal 2011, Volume 44, Issue 1, MIT Pre...
ISEA 2011 paper: Eye Gaze as a Vehicle for Aesthetic Interaction: Affective Visualisation for Immersive User Experience by Brigitta Zics Go to ISEA 2011 Panel: Data Visualisation: Practice and Aesthetics Go to ISEA ...
TSC 2011 paper: The Concept of Cognitive Feedback Loop: Eye Gaze and Affective Visualisation for New States of Consciousness. This paper will introduce the philosophical concept of 'cognitive feedback loop' that in its application ...
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