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ORCIDEVA 2015: London, UK
- Kia Ng, Jonathan P. Bowen, Nick Lambert:
Electronic Visualisation and the Arts, EVA 2015, London, UK, 7-9 July 2015. Workshops in Computing, BCS 2015
V&A Digital Futures meets EVA London
- Joanne L. Armitage, Kia Ng:
'Unheard' Sounds'. - Steve DiPaola, Sara Salevati:
Reflections of Essence. - Tomi Dufva, Mikko Dufva:
Fractalnoia - 11 Datasets You Cannot Believe Just Happened. - Hadi Mehrpouya, Chris Barker, Mina Braun:
Zaytoun, Visualising Human made Disaster through Interactive Illustration. - Esteban García Bravo, Jorge A. García, Aaron Zernack:
XV: Reactive Spaces. - Elke E. Reinhuber:
Face Value - Augmented Reality Enhanced Photography. - Eleanor Lisney, Kirsten Forkert:
Images of Protest in Social Media for the Virtual Community. - Eric Lesdema, Stephanie Bolt:
Butchery by Light.
Music and Performing Arts I
- Lorna Moore:
PULse 04: Be[ing] in the Zone - a Moist Emotion Between Body Matter and Digital Media. - Isabel Briant, Jeremy Gaisie, Thomas Morris, Francis Robson, David Moore, Kia Ng:
LIVeMotion: A Multi-Sensory System to Encourage the Awareness of Mindfulness. - James C. Oliverio, Angelos Barmpoutis, Chad Juehring, Anton Yudin:
Enhancing Global Collaboration through Network-empowered Live Performance.
Keynote
- Dan Crow:
How Songkick is using Technology to Change Live Music.
Music & Performing Arts II
- Joanne L. Armitage, Kia Ng:
Configuring a Haptic Interface for Music Performance. - Kelly Hamilton:
Mapping Motion II: Motion Capture and the Visualisation of Dance. - Beatrice Bretherton, Luke Windsor
, Kia Ng:
Tempo and Autonomic Control of the Heart.
Music & Performing Arts III
- Damián Keller, Nuno Otero, Leandro Costalonga:
Aesthetic Heuristics in Ubimus. - Charles de Paiva Santana, Jônatas Manzolli, Jean Bresson, Moreno Andreatta:
Towards a Borgean Musical Space: An Experimental Interface for Exploring Musical Models. - Jonathan Weinel:
Representing Altered States of Consciousness in Computer Arts. - Evan S. Raskob:
Sound Spirals. - Paul Golz, Genevieve Smith-Nunes:
[arra]stre- A Data-driven Ballet. - Charlotte Jarvis, Nick Goldman:
Music of the Spheres.
Visualisation
- Cristina Portugal:
Design and Digital Interactive System for Medicine. - Cristina Portugal, Eliane Jordy, Ana Correia, Rita Couto, Felipe Alram:
Design and Narrative for Deaf and Listener Children. - Daniel Buzzo, David Jonas:
Designing for the Impossible: Creating a Mobile Application to Track Time Dilation. - Anna Shvets:
A New Representation System in Tonal Harmony for Analysis and Creation. - Augoustinos Tsiros, Grégory Leplâtre:
AniMorph: Animation Driven Audio Mosaicing. - Mat Dalgleish, Chris Payne, Steve Spencer:
Adding Value: Combining Ambient Visual and Vibrotactile Feedback to Encourage Good Posture in Trumpet Players. - Joe Osmond:
Crossing Borders.
Research Workshop
- Sarah Younan:
Towards a Digital Museum Dream Space. - Marinos Koutsomichalis, Afroditi Psarra:
Computer-aided Weaving: From Numerical Data to Generative Textile. - Francesca Guerrera:
Art Wonder: Using Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) and Wearable-enhanced Learning (WELL) in the Museum Context to Enhance their Visitors' Experience. - Ryan Kirkbride, Kia Ng:
Infinite Remix Machine: Automatic Analysis and Arrangement of Musical Recordings. - Dorine Flies:
MineCraft - A Media for Resilience. - Ivan Grinko:
Museum and Maps in Virtual Reality. - Ziva Ljubec:
Growing Cyberceptive Organs with Electronic Environments. - Marios Athanasiou:
Omega Point: An Electronic Visualisation of a Quantum Theory of Consciousness. - Dalia Yassine:
Memory Machines: Exploring How Digital and Wearable Technologies can be used to Visualise the Phenomena of Memory and the Concept of Identity. - Marina Vesic, Diogo Lopes:
Electrical Impulses (A Keyboard & Clarinet Performance).
Arts I
- Sara Salevati, Steve DiPaola:
A Creative Artificial Intelligence System to Investigate User Experience, Affect, Emotion and Creativity. - Tom Ensom:
Collecting and Conserving Software-based Art (outside the institution). - Tine Bech:
Playful Interactions: A Critical Inquiry into Interactive Art and Play.
Keynote
- Will Prentice:
Save Our Sounds: Audio preservation and the British Library.
Interdisciplinarity
- Elaine Shemilt:
The Scales of Life - A case study on an Art-Science Visualisation. - Marianne Markowski, Irida Ntalla, Christina Kamposiori, Vasileios Routsis:
Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Affective Experiences. - Jeremy Pilcher:
The Art of Voting. - Jonathan P. Bowen, Tula Giannini:
Galois Connections: Mathematics, Art and Archives.
Animation & Visualisation
- John MacCallum, Teoma Naccarato:
The Impossibility of Control: Real-time Negotiations with the Heart. - Dylan Gauld:
Beneath the Waves and Beyond the Screen: Visualising Subsea Survey Data in Three Dimensions. - Mat Dalgleish, Chris Payne, Richard Burn:
Uchronie: Revisiting Analogue Computing to Expand the Language of A/V Synthesis. - Iñaki Arredondo:
The Tech behind Creating an Experience on a Mobile/Tablet Platform. - Jerome J. Leary:
Art Visualisation in the EMDR Psychotherapy Process. - Mark Hursty, Victoria Bradbury:
A Magic Lantern Data Projector. - Oana Gui, Radu Moraru:
Art and Engineering. - Julian Stadon:
Data Body Banking: Understanding Post Biological Identity through Embodied Mixed Reality Art. - Gareth Polmeer:
Processes and Variations in Digital Landscapes. - Chiara Passa:
Live Sculpture.
Arts II
- Liam Noah Jefferies:
From Space to Interface: Augmented Reality, a Model for Participation. - Chris Henschke:
Colliding Events: Art Projects at the Large Hadron Collider. - Meehae Song, Steve DiPaola:
Exploring Different Ways of Navigating Emotionally Responsive Artwork in Immersive Virtual Environments. - Jo Stockham:
Hard Copy. - Camille Baker, Kate Sicchio:
Stitch, Bitch, Make/Peform: Wearables and Performance.
Cultural Heritage 1
- Lindsay W. MacDonald, Jane Masséglia, Charles Crowther, Ben Altshuler, Sarah Norodom, Andrew Cuffley, James Grasby:
Imaging the Egyptian Obelisk at Kingston Lacy. - Katrin Wolf, Essam Abdelhady, Yomna Abdelrahman, Thomas Kubitza, Albrecht Schmidt:
meSch - Tools for Interactive Exhibitions. - Jinhee Kim:
The Supersti+Tech Project: A Reinterpretation of Superstition through New Media Technology.
Keynote
- Christina Miller:
Navigating Horizon 2020 Funding.
Virtual Tours & Virtual Heritage
- Carla Maria Furuno Rimkus, Rita de Cássia Maia da Silva:
New Relations with the Architectual Heritage Education. - Anna Neovesky, Julius Peinelt:
A Virtual Tour to the Inscriptions of the UNESCO World Heritage Site St. Michael in Hildesheim. - Valentina Fois:
The Prosumer: The Key Player of the Museum of the Future. - Scott L. Smith:
Stopmotion Photowalk Animation for Spatial Immersion in a Remote Cultural Heritage Site. - Tobias Ziegler:
Innovative, Participatory Listening and Seeing Experiences in Museums. - Duc Tran, Andrew Couch, Robert Pickering, J. C. Díaz:
Gilcrease on Wheels: Incorporating Electronic Interactive Experiences. - Maria Luce Lupetti, Claudio Germak, Luca Giuliano:
Robots and Cultural Heritage: New Museum Experiences. - Michael Orthwein:
360 'Beyond the Screen' - Immersive, Stereo-Surround Projects in cooperation with Museum of Ancient Seafaring in Mainz.
Museum
- Matt Faber:
Free lunch: Open Source Solutions for the Digitisation Workflow. - Tilly Blyth, Anne Prugnon:
Storytelling the Information Age. - Maximilian von Grafenstein, Eva Schneider, Nancy Richter:
MAUERSCHAU: A Mobile Virtual Museum Postmodern Storytelling through Digital Media. - Moshe Caine, Andreina Contessa, Zvi Grinberg:
The 3D Scanning of the Mantua Ark. - Chris A. Wright:
Anywhere is Everywhere - Tales of a Virtual Traveller. - Reese Muntean, Kate Hennessy, Alissa Nicole Antle, Susan Rowley, Jordan Wilson, Brendan Matkin, Rachael Eckersley, Perry Tan, Ron Wakkary:
ʔeləw̓k̓ʷ - Belongings: A Tangible Interface for Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Exhibitions at BCS
- Anna Dumitriu, Alex May:
Sequence. - Murray McKeich:
Spiral Gall. - Jonathan Weinel:
Optical Research: A Curated Visual Music Collection. - Ian Willcock:
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