A research project on the virtualisation of the live performer
May 2017
A message from Olivia Pohjola
25/05/17 23:12
Good evening,
after 60 kilometres of riding a bike here is some thoughts to blog.
And photos: I don´t have any digital photos! :O
List of thoughts about firsth weeks with Titanic:
- our group of hearty and crazy people
- organized chaos
- heat, sweat, cycling around
- firsth time of my life: speech lessons
- video stuff and back to Isadora
- head full of thoughts about body and technology, sinking of humanity, light and physicality
-Olivia
after 60 kilometres of riding a bike here is some thoughts to blog.
And photos: I don´t have any digital photos! :O
List of thoughts about firsth weeks with Titanic:
- our group of hearty and crazy people
- organized chaos
- heat, sweat, cycling around
- firsth time of my life: speech lessons
- video stuff and back to Isadora
- head full of thoughts about body and technology, sinking of humanity, light and physicality
-Olivia
Some great pictures of performances by Maarten Heijnens
24/05/17 21:01
As Maarten Heijnens was one of the quickest to supply some photographs of his performances of these last weeks,
I post them here. And it are quite amazing pictures indeed…
I post them here. And it are quite amazing pictures indeed…
time flies
24/05/17 10:17
Time flies indeed…
All of the participants (under 50) have been making a ton a solo performances and discussing them… That's a great way to get to know each other and to align our ideas on what a great 'Titanic' performance could be.
Some great images from Sacha Balgobin….
We now use tiny infrared action camera's (Panasonic A1, for the geeks) which we bought at great discount.
We started on 3D scanning with the Structure Sensor on an iPad. The results (at least for a head and shoulder) are amazingly accurate and quite creepy indeed. We'll be posting results later on.
For now, you'll have to do with an image that captures our amazement… (Thanks Sacha!)
All of the participants (under 50) have been making a ton a solo performances and discussing them… That's a great way to get to know each other and to align our ideas on what a great 'Titanic' performance could be.
Some great images from Sacha Balgobin….
We now use tiny infrared action camera's (Panasonic A1, for the geeks) which we bought at great discount.
We started on 3D scanning with the Structure Sensor on an iPad. The results (at least for a head and shoulder) are amazingly accurate and quite creepy indeed. We'll be posting results later on.
For now, you'll have to do with an image that captures our amazement… (Thanks Sacha!)
The Gasometer - our location
10/05/17 23:05
Today, Wednesday May10, we went to visit our future location: the Gasometer of Maastricht.
And that's quite an impressive location, some fifty meter in diameter, thirteen meter high…
Well, at least this location isn't virtual at all…
And that's quite an impressive location, some fifty meter in diameter, thirteen meter high…
Well, at least this location isn't virtual at all…
The arrival
03/05/17 12:25
Our international guests have arrived!
7 students from Finland, Germany, Austria, Norway and Latvia have arrived in Maastricht, slowly settling down in their guesthouse.
Tonight we will have our first meeting on this fascinating adventure…
7 students from Finland, Germany, Austria, Norway and Latvia have arrived in Maastricht, slowly settling down in their guesthouse.
Tonight we will have our first meeting on this fascinating adventure…
Technology Driven Art - 3D Scanning