Vitalino is an installation where visitor is invited to make digital sculptures using finger movements captured by two webcams positioned perpendicularly on a structure with controlled lighting. The sculpture is synthesized by image processing, through an intersection function of fingers silhouettes extrusions captured by each camera. It is drawn using the voxel concept, ie, pixels in three dimensions. The name of this installation is a reference to the craftsman from Pernambuco who said that in his land it was more important to learn to use hands then head. Use your hands, do not use your head, to model in voxels clay, where physical touch does not exist. Vitalino was built using ViMus OBOGUI, a free software in development: http://jarbasjacome.wordpress.com/vimus-obogui.
Full Description
Vitalino is an installation where visitor is invited to make digital sculptures using finger movements captured by two webcams positioned perpendicularly on a structure with controlled lighting. The sculpture is synthesized by image processing, through an intersection function of fingers silhouettes extrusions captured by each camera. It is drawn using the voxel concept, ie, pixels in three dimensions. The name of this installation is a reference to the craftsman from Pernambuco who said that in his land it was more important to learn to use hands then head. Use your hands, do not use your head, to model in voxels clay, where physical touch does not exist. Vitalino was built using ViMus OBOGUI, a free software in development: http://jarbasjacome.wordpress.com/vimus-obogui.
Work metadata
- Year Created: 2010
- Submitted to ArtBase: Friday Mar 19th, 2010
- Original Url: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLBrrtip_SI
- Permalink: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLBrrtip_SI
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Work Credits:
- Jarbas Jácome, creator
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