Interactive and Collaborative Art for the Mobile Web
summary
Shows concrete builds and results: browser audio and graphics using the Web Audio API, real‑time sockets and projection to a building, mobile orientation gestures via the orientation API, and text‑to‑LED control hooked to a rascal board. Prototypes live on GitHub Pages so people can open links instantly. Outcomes: a giant magnetic beach‑ball people actually build on, crowds changing public LEDs by SMS, a face‑projection that invites interaction, low‑latency mobile synth experiments that genuinely work.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:22Why interactive art matters
- 3:31Values behind public art
- 4:56First interactive sculpture
- 6:02Giant magnetic beach ball
- 7:44Interactive light blades in Boston
- 9:51Sound-responsive LEDs in public space
- 11:15Lessons from installations
- 12:40Giant face projection
- 15:56From public art to internet art
- 16:59Minimal gifts and robotic art
- 19:04Pixel sorting sunsets
- 20:54Networked art in the browser
- 21:58Shared canvas with circles
- 23:27Mobile web expands art reach
- 24:31Anonymous harmonization
- 27:04Web Audio API experiments
- 28:58PataTab and mobile music
- 30:26Body movement as music
- 31:50Shared projections and sound
- 32:54Orientation-based soundscapes
- 33:57Browsers as interactive media
- 36:02Creating joyful moments
- 37:53Q&A
