Interactive Floor Projection

More Evidencing.. from mrycan on Vimeo.


C. Mendoza: Push/Pull (2005) (With Geon Dong Kim) from Cristobal Mendoza on Vimeo.


I am also looking at and interested in United Visual Artists who practice in permanent architectural installation, live performance and responsive installation.
Such as Contact: "Contact is a responsive floor based installation which allows visitors to use their kinetic energy to generate audiovisual forms that will interact with the user, and communicate with each other.
http://www.uva.co.uk/archives/74

Building an interactive floor.

Using a multi-touch application, such as tbeta (CCV) and configuring it to track people (blobs) coming into contact with the projection.

http://wiki.nuigroup.com/Getting_Started_with_tbeta

Scratch Film

Experimenting with 16mm clear film leader, created using inks.

Dance in Chile

In Chile, dance is an integral part of the country's culture. The national dance is the Cueca, it's performed throughout the year and during the national holidays in September. Another very popular dance style is Cumbia; it's music is played in clubs, on street corners and is constantly on the radio. Dance is so socially accepted that it can happen anywhere, at anytime and with anyone.




Dance has also been very prominent in my family especially, as part of our tradition we travel to a small village in the Atacama Desert; which was once inhabited by my ancestors (Atacama indians), for 4 days to celebrate the Virgen del Carmen on the 16th of July. The celebration not only involves Catholic rituals but also incorporates the Atacameñan culture through dance and music. The video is a compilation of some of the dance groups from the region that join us in this celebration.