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*glisten) HIVE

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*glisten) HIVE  is a project that aggregates, visualizes and sonifies Twitter communications about animals. The project offers textual representations of empathy, as a form of ecological relating. The Tweets selected for the project are mapped into the installation as animated text mimicking social-insect swarming patterns. The animations are created using Max/MSP software that allow for regular Tweet updates to the swarms' non-repeating organically moving patterns. Visitors can contribute Tweets to the swarm via mobile devices. The soundscape is produced using granular synthesis and generative techniques to create a soundscape of many voices.

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Social Media Volunteering

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Social Media Volunteering is a series of info-graphics based on statistical information about social media usage provided by Critical Vision.

The graphics demonstrate the comparison between the frequency that users utilize social media platforms Facebook and Twitter, compared with the frequency those same users volunteer through a week. 

 

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In[a]moment

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photo: courtesy of Henry Lin. 

Production: Winnie Chung, Jackie Ho, Carol Tu
Music: Jon Bantados
Dancers: Nathan Todd, Carolyn Dones, Coco Huang
Technology systems: Miles Thorogood, Chao Feng

PIT2012. SFU Woodwards Studio D, Vancouver.

 In[a]moment is an interactive and collaborative performance combining dynamic movements, motion tracking and social media. The performance explores the gestalt or “[!]” moments that occur at the intersections where the audience, performer, and space interact.

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Sarah Silverman Tweets About Balls

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A take on the state of popular culture, this pop-up book followed the tweets of Sarah Silverman on the topic of balls. It aimed to present the instant, ephemeral world of Twitter in the world of print, using one of the most time-consuming and precise methods of bookmaking - the pop-up book. It used dainty, feminine imagery ironically to present Silverman's vulgar, crude tweets.

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