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teamLab,

Japan,

2013

Sketch Aquarium: Connected World

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Sensor

input

output

Scanner

Drawing, scan and touch

viewer bahaviour

attraction

Interacting and communicating directly with the viewer through paintings

affordance

Communicate with viewers and expand media

Allows small viewers to create media space through scanned pictures

affects

Paint and scan a drawing to appear the drawn picture on the wall

 

Touch the fish on the screen to see them swim away

 

Touch the virtual bag on the screen to feed the fish

feedback

how does it work?

Viewers will color the drawing of their favorite sea creature. Than scan the final drawing. Observe the drawing come to life as the sea creature swims into the virtual aquarium. Touch the virtual food bag and feed the fish.

Please turn up the sounds on

Draw your own drawing here by dragging the cursor and save you drawing!

The fish drawn by everyone swim around in this aquarium.

 

Color in a fish on the paper provided. See the picture you have drawn come to life in the massive aquarium in front of you, swimming together with the fish drawn by other people. If viewers touch the swimming fish, they will swim away. If viewers touch the food bags, they can also feed the fish.

 

The tuna viewers draw will transcend the boundaries of the artwork and swim out into the Sketch Aquariums and Sketch Oceans of exhibitions around the world. And the tuna drawn in other parts of the world may appear and swim in the Sketch Aquarium right in front of the viewers.

Viewers can observe the power of their creative imagination through Sketch Aquarium. Each participant is invited to color a drawing of a sea creature of his or her preference. Once completed, visitors will be able to see their creation come to life in a giant aquarium and swim with all of the other sea creatures. Visitors may also touch the fish to see them swim away, or touch the virtual food bag to feed the fish.

Sketch Aquarium is currently to visit in Singapore Art Science Museum.

Youtube, sources: teamLab, Sketch Aquarium

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