Anthonia Carter | Interview Codemotion Rome 2018
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A research project called Bridge builds interactive installations that translate mathematical abstractions into responsive visual output, using touch sensors to capture user input and drive generative visuals. The method mixes framing from design theory with studio art practice and nanotechnology concepts, aiming for a more human human‑computer interaction. Demonstrations show installations responding in real time and making abstract models tangible, emphasizing visualization of abstract thinking rather than code‑only prototypes.
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- 0:56What is your latest project
- 1:18What has Codemotion Rome been like
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