Codifying personal data into a hardware interface instead of decodifying reactions based on physical aspects.
Final project. Fab Academy 2017 at Fab Lab Barcelona By Trinidad Gomez Machuca
I would like to follow the same process of Rottlace masks for Björk by the Mediated Matter Group and MIT Media Lab but interactive.
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Other examples
I found a lot of examples of masks that have been made them with the process of digital fabrication. 3d print are the most common but the purpose of all of them are the same, only to play with the algorithm of the data of the 3d images and show a parametrics or aesthetic result. Only one of the examples that I found was interesting. The Facial Weaponization Suite because they are against the face recongnition algorithm that governments use to identify infractors in the street since they are looking for maintain their anonymity, the only thing is that theire result still being aesthetic.
My idea is to fabricate a mask that interact with the data that I decide to show through the face. Depending on the amount of information, it will expand, change color, activate some sensor, etc., as you can see in the video.
What is the purpose of the face besides to provide to the brain the main input information for the brain? image visualization, smell, taste, sound, touch but from the perspective of the other people, face is used for identify fisical aspects and then reac. What can we read in a face? Age, gender, health, et. to carry a device that can transmit the information that we want to show.
Fab Academy 2017 | Fab Lab Barcelona | Trinidad A. Gomez Machuca |
IAAC | trinidad.gomez@iaac.net | |