Strolls project and website


Autoria(s): Turner, Jane; Browning, David
Data(s)

2008

Resumo

The Strolls project was originally devised for a colleague in Finland and a cross cultural event event called AU goes to FI – the core concept is both re-experience of and presentation of the ‘everyday’ experience of life rather than the usual cultural icons. The project grew and was presented as a mash-up site with google maps (truna aka j.turner & David Browning). The site is now cob-webbed but some of the participant made strolls are archived here. The emphasis on the walk and taking of image stills (as opposed to the straightforward video) is based on a notion of partaking of the environment with technology. The process involves a strange and distinct embodiment as the maker must stop and choose each subsequent shot in order to build up the final animated sequence. The viewer becomes subtly involved in the maker’s decisions.

Identificador

http://eprints.qut.edu.au/80782/

Publicador

Online: http://pinksofa.making-games.net/

Relação

http://pinksofa.making-games.net/?page_id=23

Turner, Jane & Browning, David (2008) Strolls project and website. [Inter-arts]

Fonte

School of Design; Creative Industries Faculty

Palavras-Chave #080399 Computer Software not elsewhere classified #190202 Computer Gaming and Animation #200299 Cultural Studies not elsewhere classified #Software Culture, Spatial Practice, Social Software
Tipo

Creative Work