Do It with Everyone
summary
Claims are concrete: open toolkits and playful hacks produce outcomes others finish in ways the originator never imagines. Examples include a camera+projector 3D scanner from 2009 (pre‑Kinect), faceOSC face‑tracking routed to MIDI, a small Raspberry Pi microphone→Mechanical Turk→Twitter device that tweets public snippets, and an experiment that posts ~3,000 direct messages as one account. Collaborative builds yield surprises: six pairs of jeans in two hours, 50 disco balls driven by three projectors, functioning installations and code libraries people reuse.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:10Processing and community
- 8:13Face OSC and collaboration
- 12:07Open Frameworks Lab
- 16:16Blind self-portrait projects
- 19:05Lisa Park: sound visualization
- 21:52Open Fit jeans project
- 24:01Public lamp project
- 26:33Twitter identity experiments
- 31:33Art institutions and residencies
- 33:42YCAM residency and mapping
- 36:11Festivals and installations
- 37:57Resonate Festival dance
- 38:59Corporate open-source
- 40:04Lauren McCarthy identity
- 41:30Noodle for Mechanical Turk
- 43:19GitHub communities
- 47:11Closing and Q&A
