Category Archives: Live Web

My final project was creating a web-based live performance in which the user of a website can watch the performer and move them through turning on LEDs located on their hands. Find the code here. The base code is almost ready, it probably needs a last debugging section. My plan is to keep working onContinue reading “Live web final”

Goal Create a web-based live performance in which the user of a website can watch the performer and move them through simple commands. The initial idea is to light up LEDs located on the hand of the performer suggesting how they will move through space and what they will touch. Background/past experiments I’m interested inContinue reading “Live web_Final project proposal”

This semester I’ve been working with Name in the creation of a web-based remote experience for the class The Body Everywhere and Here. We have been working on the top of a WebRTC-Simple-Peer-Example by Lisa Jamhoury to develop the idea of an installation that allows remote users to communicate. The code allows for two usersContinue reading “the live web collective sonic heart”

Find the code of the project on my github. This prototype was made in collaboration with Esther. We were intended to create a speculative chat room imagining a future where people would have the true ability to develop a conversation only using memes. The main technical challenge for the code was turning the original exampleContinue reading “live web – the meme chat room”

This week I created a prototype for a web based interactive self-portrait. The web page shows a video-performance that I made in 2014 autoplaying muted. The video can be paused or played through the “Breath/Dance” button on the bottom left of the page. I also added some text describing things that I love and asContinue reading “live web – self-portrait”

BeeMee is a web-based live performance made as a social experiment by the MIT Media Lab on Halloween night in 2018. The experiment let a real actor to be controlled by an online audience in real-time, deciding the future of a story showed at different locations at the MIT campus. The event followed a dystopianContinue reading “live web – The BeeMe Experiment”