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The Prix Ars Electronica Archive is a collection enabling search and viewing of all the submissions since 1987. The award-winning projects are documented with catalogue texts and audio-visual media. All other submissions can be searched by title/artist and displayed with year, category in list form. Please cite the credits (artwork name, artist and photographer) and only use the materials if your article is related to Ars Electronica.
Six-Forty by Four-Eighty
Jamie Zigelbaum,
Marcelo Coelho
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_Six-Forty by Four-Eighty_ is a multidisciplinary, interactive lighting installation composed of magnetic, physical pixels, stainless steel and remote controllers. The pixels change color in response to touch and communicate with each other using the human body as a conduit for digital information. The pixels can be reconfigured in space and animated in time to customize our luminous environment. By transposing the pixel from the confines of the screen and into the physical world, focus is drawn to the materiality of computation and new forms for design emerge.
Links: http://www.six-forty-by-four-eighty.com/
Links: http://www.six-forty-by-four-eighty.com/
Marcelo Coelho (US) is a designer whose work dwells in the intersection of human-computer interaction, materials science and design. He is an inventor of paper computers, shape changing composites, interactive garments, and edible circuits. Jamie Zigelbaum builds and studies next generation computer interfaces, augmented objects, and human experiences. His work is multidisciplinary, straddling design, human-computer interaction, media theory and cognitive science.
Marcelo Coelho (US) is a designer whose work dwells in the intersection of human-computer interaction, materials science and design. He is an inventor of paper computers, shape changing composites, interactive garments, and edible circuits. Jamie Zigelbaum builds and studies next generation computer interfaces, augmented objects, and human experiences. His work is multidisciplinary, straddling design, human-computer interaction, media theory and cognitive science.
The design studio Zigelbaum + Coelho operates at the intersection of design, technology, science, and art, our work utilizes physical, computational, and cultural materials in the service of creating new, but fundamentally human, experiences.
Marcelo Coelho (US) is a designer whose work dwells in the intersection of human-computer interaction, materials science and design. He is an inventor of paper computers, shape changing composites, interactive garments, and edible circuits. Jamie Zigelbaum builds and studies next generation computer interfaces, augmented objects, and human experiences. His work is multidisciplinary, straddling design, human-computer interaction, media theory and cognitive science.
The design studio Zigelbaum + Coelho operates at the intersection of design, technology, science, and art, our work utilizes physical, computational, and cultural materials in the service of creating new, but fundamentally human, experiences.