Category: IMA/ITP New York

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Cut

Cutting rhythms, cutting patterns. Cut is a live performance that explores choreographic intervention possibilities using a 2-dimensional screen and WebRTC.

Nuntinee Tansrisakul, Yuguang Zhang

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8WSHkNyqY4

Description

Cut is a live performance that explores choreographic intervention possibilities using a 2-dimensional screen and WebRTC. It is co-created by Yuguang Zhang & Nuntinee Tansrisakul.

IMA/ITP New York
ITPG-GT.2175.001
Choreographic Interventions
Performance
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Interacting with Abydos

Interactive exhibition that focuses on the Abydos excavation site in Egypt.

Elizabeth Chiappini, Ge Chang, Katie Han, Sydney Meyers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CL0P6XzFK5Y&feature=youtu.be

Description

Interacting with Abydos is an interactive digital exhibition that focuses on the Abydos Excavation site in Egypt. Abydos is an ancient site where archeologists have uncovered a 5,000 year old history. Our exhibition aims to leverage innovative technology used by the archeology team at Abydos to create interactive experiences that demystify life in ancient Abydos. We worked closely with Matthew Adams, a senior research scholar at NYU who has been working on the Abydos site since 1999.

In this exhibition, presented as a website, we reveal the everyday life of people in Ancient Egypt based on what the artifacts from the Abydos site tell us. The physical installation, shown through 3D renderings of the space, imagines a large-scale exhibition where people can learn about the excavation site and findings in person. The digital interactive adapts the journey of the exhibition into a desktop experience.

IMA/ITP New York
ITPG-GT.2974.001
Playful Communication of Serious Research
Culture,Education
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100 Days of Future Sketches

100 days of future sketches are my way to sketch out ideas of dynamic interactive/psychedelic visuals for web.

Rui An

https://www.instagram.com/100days_of_future_sketches/

Description

Interactive web visual sketches.

IMA/ITP New York
ITPG-GT.2793.001
100 Days of Making
Art
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Treasure Tracking

Trace the trade path of Chinese lost cultural heritage

Ruixuan Li, Tianxu Zhou, Monni Qian

https://youtu.be/jWSAXOl3Xks

Description

China has a long history of 5000 years, during which, there exists a huge amount of cultural treasures. However, due to wars, political and economic factors, as well as many other complex reasons, a lot of treasures were lost, many of which were divided into pieces and traveling around the world now. China has always been working on reuniting them and eventually bringing them back home. However, it definitely ain’t easy since the treasures were traded by many parties and the routes are hard to track over time. They might have traveled abroad in multiple places and landed in museums, auctions, galleries, or individuals’ hands. So, we are planning to create a map to trace the trade path of Chinese lost cultural heritage.

IMA/ITP New York
ITPG-GT.2049.001
All Maps Lie
Culture
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NEU

Embark on a collaborative decision making journey and experience the beauty of our brain with NEU

Jingyi Zhou, Tianxu Zhou, Ziyu Gao, Zhoujian Sheng

https://youtu.be/YdMwjbrhpM4

Description

NEU is a mobile game aiming at publicizing the little-known stories behind our everyday decision making. Backed by NYU famous neuroscientist Paul Glimcher, we adopt a playful approach to unravel the secrets of how different brain parts work collaboratively to make optimal decisions. Users will be able to test the beta version of game while learning the neuroscience firsthand.

IMA/ITP New York
ITPG-GT.2974.001
Playful Communication of Serious Research
Mobile,Play/Games
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Awavy

Record the diary in a meditative way

Dan Qi Qian, Tianxu Zhou

https://youtu.be/NG69HF2Ndx8

Description

It’s an AR voice diary where users could record their own diary and the recording will be translated into a simple drawing in the space, at the same time, users will get audio feedback which in the end will be turned into music composition.

IMA/ITP New York
ITPG-GT.2180.001
Mobile Lab
VR\AR
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Synthetic Gardens, Electric Dreams

Upon waking up from your REM sleep, join a tour with me in the synthetic gardens, electric dreams

Caren Ye

https://youtu.be/nH6RRaz1FmU

Description

As virtual reality transforms us into an immersive space, the wandering experience in the synthetic garden resembles our experiences in the REM sleep stage, which is associated with dreaming, memory consolidation, learning, and problem solving to visit our unconscious mind.

Using human bodies, gestures, imaginary creatures with elements from man-made world and nature, the garden unwraps a world inspired by the unheeded nature, fantasy fictions, traditional Chinese garden art (Yuanlin) and rituals, speculating the relationship between man and nature in the digital neutropia.

It will also be like an interactive audio-visual experience with spatial music arranged throughout the journey.

IMA/ITP New York
ITPG-GT.2422.001, ITPG-GT.2177.001
Live Image Processing and Performance, Synthetic Architectures
VR\\\\AR,Performance
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Professor Soir's Escape Zoom

Professor Soir Escape Zoom is a non-linear experiential virtual escape room experience that invites players to discover hidden information.

Emma Grimm, Martin Martin, Helen Zegarra, Jianhao Ma, Melissa Powers, Tirta Rachman, Yiting Liu

https://blog.tirtawr.com/2020/05/professor-soirs-escape-zoom/

Description

In this project, three players are given different roles as research assistants. They all work for Professor Soir. On the journey of working on their tasks, they discover certain information that requires them to work together and make the final decision together.

Limited Attendance: Click Here To Make a Reservation

IMA/ITP New York
ITPG-GT.2491.00002
Escape Room
Narrative/Storytelling,Play/Games
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Late Night Island

Late Night Island is a VR meditation experience that attempts to recall the warm, quiet but lonely feelings.

Wen Chen

https://youtu.be/43c1sqzD7pY

Description

Late Night Island is a VR meditation experience that attempts to recall the warm, quiet but lonely feelings. Following the light hint, visitors will find the mysterious coffee shop hiding behind rocks and forest, and enjoy the music I chose. This piece is aimed to help people relieve the pressure and embrace the loneliness during quarantine by creating an imaginary resort.

This work is inspired by my personal experience of staying at a coffee shop until midnight. I used to visit cozy and dim light coffee shops when I didn't feel like going home alone. Coffee shop for me is an escape from the boring and limited space. Currently, many people like me are restricted to our own rooms, which results in the feeling of ultimate isolation and despair. Through creating a nonexistent island in Virtual Reality, I would like to invite people to take a break and get away from the limit of reality.

IMA/ITP New York
ITPG-GT.2177.001
Synthetic Architectures
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100 Days of Abstract Drawing

My mind and the mind of neural work, where is the boarder line?

Fanyi Pan

https://youtu.be/8Df2iD9Z_C0

Description

100 Days of Abstract Drawing is a project in which the author draws an abstract drawing by hand and color them digitally for 100 days. During the live demo in the zoom, she will be showcasing machine learning generated images trained on images of her Instagram account @panpan_doc using StyleGAN.

Click on [Learn More] for website

IMA/ITP New York
ITPG-GT.2793.001
100 Days of Making
Art
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