Protanopia - a digital interactive comic created by André Bergs
Um, this is pretty freaking cool. If you're into comics, check this out, if not, you may be after seeing and reading about Protanopia.
(Source: andrebergs.com) - Protanopia is a digital interactive comic for Ipad and Iphone created by André Bergs. Created as an experiment into the possibilities of digital comics. Using elements from 3D and 2D animation in a realtime game engine, it creates an unique visual style, whilst still having a familiar feeling.
Layered. Onion-like. and who doesn't like onions? Animated in continuous loops and set in a 3D space where tilting your device controls the camera angle. Protanopia provides a unique reading experience.
Please note that Protanopia is a fairly heavy app that was developed for IOS and adapted to Android on popular demand. For an optimal experience the use of the newest IOS device is recommended.
Testimonial From a User: "This is an amazing and even groundbreaking concept. I'd love to read stories in this format and love the idea of mashing comics with animated, interactive visuals. Very impressed and please produce more of the same. Personally I'd back this on Kickstarter or Indiegogo." (Source: Google Reviews)
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John Namu Choi
John Namu Choi
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The Imaged Unconscious
Human Interaction. Perceiving the world through your unique senses. Fuse these two vantage points, and you have the foundation for the exploratory pieces crafted by John Namu Choi. Sporting a decorated background in academia, this creative has cultivated over a decade of learning and experience to produce enticing projects that challenges this plane of existence we all share. Art is relative. Art is perception. John examines the various elements surrounding how we perceive ourselves, eachother, and the ever-chaning world around us.
Artist Highlights
• Program Languages: Processing,Cinder, OpenFrameworks, HTLM, CSS, Javascript, Python, and Arduino
• Statistical Software: GIS, SPSS, STATA, and R
• Design Software: Adobe Suite, Auto CAD, and Sketch-Up
Publications/Exhibitions
2015 Media Lab Expo, Metropolitan Museum of the Art, “MyMET Recommends”, 2015
This is My House of Green Grass: The Raw Retrieval of the Civil War, “Five Thousand Souls”, 2015
Under the Viaduct, “Harlem,” 2014
ITP Spring Show, “Projection Piano,” “Toilet Champ” and “(0, 0, 0),” 2014
Tribeca Film Festival iPlayground, “Projection Piano” and “Flow,” 2014
ITP Winter Show, “Narrow Minded in Color” and “Coca-Cola Bubble Catching Game,” 2013
In addtion here is a link to his resume.
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Shannon Vogel
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Artist Statement:
Relationships are fragile and complex. Even casual social exchanges with the cashier at a deli can be flecked with sideways glances, facades or genuine sincerity. It is difficult enough (and this is a gross understatement) to unearth the clouded veils that prevent one from attaining self knowledge, let alone trying to understand the subtle nuances in another person. Language offers the freedom to break down some of these walls; however, there are not enough words to honestly describe many thoughts and feelings that run through one’s mind. Do these barriers make forming relationships an impossible feat, or, is it these barriers that unite us?
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I employ images of self reflection; such as puddles and darkened windows (looking out becomes looking in when it is dark outside and you can see the interior instead of the exterior). I am also fascinated by the parts of the face that one can see (the nose, cheekbone and brow) and the distorted views of the body from different perspectives. The leaps of faith we must take or the paranoia we endure due to the limitations of our perspectives and vision is of great interest to me, and taps into ideas about what it is like to be a body as opposed to being in a body.
I also have a blog, in which I interview other artists to establish a community, gain different perspectives and spread ideas!
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