Making its debut at last week's Rome Maker Faire, the YesYesBot is a retro-inspired, candy dispensing robot created by interactive collective YesYesNo and brought to life with 3D printed parts, motors, LEDs, Linux software, and the new Galileo microprocessor board by Intel.
They were inscribed in the corners of a much bigger canvas, filled with interactive and collective soloing that always seemed to be leading to the next sequence.
The works most in keeping with the show's politically charged title are more interactive and collective, or more related to performance.
"The visual arts world is always ready to defend its turf against interlopers," says Matt Adams, co -founder of interactive art collective Blast Theory.
However, the multiplicity of social media platforms coupled with their interactive nature, collective wisdom, content creation feature, and easy access (Chaffey et al. [2006]; Duhan et al. [2013]) has led marketers to embrace social media or Web 2.0.
SoundBow, created by the Binaura coding and interactive design collective, remembers these gestures and plays them back in continuous loops.
In one room your eyes are drawn to an impressive glowing orb, the work of interactive art collective Seeper, who are responsible for the awesome reactive art installation in Munich that launched the Kinect.
Interactive multimedia collective White Kanga have teamed projection mapping with robotic servos to make dynamic visuals where the surface and the mapped images can both move around in real time, which means that objects can magically transform into something else the white boxes in the video above become shimmering metallic forms, meaning our reality can be further augmented.
It is a collective, interactive effort, not mere political allegiance.
Mr. Kapoor said he wanted the Orbit to be a collective, interactive experience.
Whether visitors basked in the virtual warmth of Olafur Eliasson's fake sun in his "Weather Project," or laid themselves upon Ai Weiwei's field of 100 million hand-painted porcelain sunflower seeds (until the dust stirred up was decreed a health hazard), the collective, interactive experience of these artworks has generated its own momentum and a new set of norms for the museum-going experience.
