HEADspin deconstructs one’s head. The viewer sits on a stool and is rotated 360° while being recorded. The viewer may then use a touch-screen to twists their head into a spinning corkscrew of a knot. The manipulated head is projected into the main exhibition hall space.
HeadSpin, 2005
Kevin Krivel and David Warne with Greg Hermanovic of Derivative
Interactive ’05 at the Toronto International Art Fair
Touch software, Custom photo-pod with turntable, video cameras and projectors
Thanks to:
Thom Sokoloski, Clara Hargittay and Yvonne Bambrick, curators
http://www.autumnleaf.com/I-05-Whoisinvolved.htm
http://www.autumnleaf.com/Interactive-2005.htm
Aubrey Reeves (curator) and Roy Mitchell at Trinity Square Video
Al Letz
Rob Valoriote
Laird Special Effects
John Blundell
Dereck MacGillivray
Canada Council for the Arts
The Scrolling Layers code courtesy of dyn-web.com
Thom Sokoloski, Clara Hargittay and Yvonne Bambrick, curators
http://www.autumnleaf.com/I-05-Whoisinvolved.htm
http://www.autumnleaf.com/Interactive-2005.htm
Aubrey Reeves (curator) and Roy Mitchell at Trinity Square Video
Al Letz
Rob Valoriote
Laird Special Effects
John Blundell
Dereck MacGillivray
Canada Council for the Arts
The Scrolling Layers code courtesy of dyn-web.com