Feedback Mirror

Bora Aydintug

Look at your self and your surrounding in an alternative way

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Description

Feedback Mirror is an interactive piece that visualises the webcam image in an adjustable system of typographic elements treated as pixels. The typographic pixels rotate based on brightness and also create recursive feedback patterns that are combined with the image. The project includes a midi controller for the user to adjust settings and navigate between 3 visualization modes.

Pixel is the smallest building-block of digital Image. Based on the assumption that “I” is the only epistemological certainty, Feedback Mirror uses the letter “I” as it's building-block while representing the image of the user. At certain value combinations, the divide between the user and their surroundings disappear, thus the user may navigate around the threshold between the figure and the ground.

While the name “Feedback” describes the feedback-loop patterns that appear in the resulting image, it's also a play on the fact that looking at one's own image in the mirror is a feedback-loop where one looks at the thing they're looking from. The cognitive and emotional impact of facing their own image keeps being amplified while travelling between the image and the source of the image.

Classes

The World, Pixel By Pixel

p5.js Shaders

Casey Conchinha, Louise Lessel

A resource for learning the what, why, and how of using shaders in p5.js.

https://itp-xstory.github.io/p5js-shaders/#/

Description

p5.js Shaders exists to highlight an underutilized feature in p5— shaders. We hope to inspire the p5 community with examples of what can be done with shaders and then provide a comfy starting point for learning what is a notoriously difficult subject in programming.

The project exists as a reference website online, with a basic introduction to the topic, documentation, tutorials and examples.

The code is open source and able to be remixed online at https://glitch.com/@kcconch/p-5-js-shaders

Classes

The World, Pixel By Pixel