How do we connect web spaces to their physical counterparts? How can people visting these spaces asynchronously and synchornously interact with each other?
Site_Traffic is a telepresence project that involves both a physical installation and a web-based interface component. The project functions as a fully programmable remote sequencer that allows for unique non-verbal communication between users in the physical and online spaces.
Since Site_Traffic's programming interface lives online, the installation is best realized over time. By placing the physical device in a well-trafficed public space, repeat users can see the change in songs left by users of the project's internet component.
Full Description
How do we connect web spaces to their physical counterparts? How can people visting these spaces asynchronously and synchornously interact with each other?
Site_Traffic is a telepresence project that involves both a physical installation and a web-based interface component. The project functions as a fully programmable remote sequencer that allows for unique non-verbal communication between users in the physical and online spaces.
Since Site_Traffic's programming interface lives online, the installation is best realized over time. By placing the physical device in a well-trafficed public space, repeat users can see the change in songs left by users of the project's internet component.
Work metadata
- Year Created: 2000
- Submitted to ArtBase: Wednesday May 1st, 2002
- Original Url: http://www.site-traffic.net
- Permalink: http://www.site-traffic.net
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Work Credits:
- Jonah Brucker-Cohen, creator
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