Video Feedback: Pixel Behaviors from Bright Eye Cinema on Vimeo.
Video Feedback: Pixel Behaviors (2013) via Bright Eye Cinema
Video Feedback No.1 by Ian Bigelow
Between Dimensions by Nathan Kandus
“Between Dimensions” is an interactive live video feedback fractal generator based on experiments by James Crutchfield. Two 20’ tall by 30’ wide walls suspend 794 independent projection screens. A camera looks at a monitor while the monitor displays what the camera sees. This creates a loop of video feedback, which allows for the formation of structures. When mirrors are added to the monitor, the structures become increasingly complex. The user has the ability to rotate the camera as well as adjust the distance to the monitor. Depending on the rotation angle and distance, different fractals will be made…
Feedback Loops: How nature gets its rhythms by Anje-Margriet Neutel
While feedback loops are a bummer at band practice, they are essential in nature. What does nature’s feedback look like, and how does it build the resilience of our world? Anje-Margriet Neutel describes some common positive and negative feedback loops, examining how an ecosystem’s many loops come together to make its ‘trademark sound.’
via Ted-Ed
Façades (2014) by Sabrina Ratté (a contribution for Broadway Augmented)
Façades is a video diptych inspired by the architecture of the Pho Bac Hoa Viet and its near neighbor, the Miso restaurant. The project explores the possibility of using their common architectural detail, the round windows, as the frame for the video image. Therefore, when looking at these windows, the interiors of the restaurants are not revealed as expected in non-augmented reality, but an altered version of their own façades is displayed. By the use of video feedback and animated photographs, short video loops show the restaurants rotating in a seemingly parallel world where the surroundings of the architectural shapes become colorful light.
Love Letter to Whatever from J.Robinson on Vimeo.
Love Letter to Whatever (2014) by J. Robinson
A series of five analog feedback loops, performed live to tape on 1980’s consumer video mixers, continuing my exploration into the materiality (color, texture, form) of video. Signals being pulled apart and reformed. And some cats too.
silent.
