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MinneapolisMinneapolis Art on Wheels Still images from DinkytownMinneapolis Art on Wheels, people.
DZR on the move, on the BarkerTime to try her out out doors, in this case, on the Barker Center for Dance, with Tyler Hallet's groovy visuals on the bottom...
Arduino for Robin's Storm machine, no more computers!I've been working on some software and electronics for Robin Mandel in order to realize his Storm. First I made a Arduino-MIDI-output-translator application that converted MIDI out of GarangeBand to on and offs on the Arduino's Digital Outputs. Then I integrated the MIDI playback into the translator application.
Arduino :: MaxMSP, light sensor for Robin's stormAn arrangement for Arduino + MaxMSP + circuit so that blocking the light will turn on the storm. With the new MaxMSP patch, a photosensitive resistor is used to start/stop playback of a MIDI file that is a composition for Robin's electro-mechanical storm machine.
Minneapolis Art on Wheels heads West to ZERO1, San Jose 2008I have been invited by Steve Dietz, Director of the festival, to take the Minneapolis Art on Wheels posse to the 2008 ZERO1 Festival. The 2nd Biennial 01SJ Global Festival of Art on the Edge will take place in San Jose, Cali, between June 4 and June 8. Peter, TJ, Tyler and myself will trek west in a big truck and be there for the festivities. Along the way, we'll make 10 or so stops in natural, rustic, sub-urban and urban settings to make some projections.
Minneapolis Art on Wheels is ON!!!So i'm teaching this class where we built a bunch of fancy mobile projection unites. Check us out at our first official outing during the 2008 Spark Festival .
ArduinoBT :: Max/MSPArduinoBt, talking to Max/MSP, using SimpleMessageingSystem. Had many many troubles with this "programmer not responding" bull shit, but got it going eventually... still doesn't exactly stay up for hours.
Spark 2008
Panel Discussion for Art On WheelsVideo documentaiton of a panel discussion on Feb. 13, 2:30-4:30pm, in Regis Art Center's In-flux space. The participants were the following:
Lecture: Ali Momeni, Works and the Body at UMN's ECE Colloquia SeriesI was invited to give a lecture on my work as a part of the UMN Electrical and Computer Engineering Department's colloquia seris. Below, a video recording of the lecture....
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