Interactive lab of David Mignot

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This experiment is directly inspired by the work of Erik Natzke ( http://jot.eriknatzke.com/ ) and Jared Tarbell ( http://levitated.net/ ). In fact, it was especially their presentation at FITC Amstedam that gave me the motivation to try something new. This was the opportunity to play with programming topics I don't know well.

Music: "Primera aparición de la mañana" by "Bosques de mi Mente" from http://www.jamendo.com/en/album/7486

This was the previous interface of idflood.com. The first version had no background at all which was somewhat boring. I then decided to add some 3d in that, first only pictures, then I animated the background to have a more dynamic website.
The last step was to add some animated elements when the mouse was over the menu.

I created a mini website where I put photography from my travel to New-York. It will be updated until the end of August.
It's accessible at http://new-york.idflood.com

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This is my first test with openframework. I basically tryed to reproduce what I was doing in processing. Audio by Yonderboi ("Intro" from Shallow And Profound).

I still need to figure out how to add depth of field and motion blur.

( recorded live)

Some days ago I rediscovered vvvv. I had seen it when i started using processing, but it seemed at first relatively hard to understand. And since my idea was to code audioreactive applications, processing was clearly dedicated to that ( and at least processing is multiplatform, vvvv only runs on windows).

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