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Get up and do something! It is interesting that now we as a society have come full circle without ending up back where we started at all. We were active- ran and played as kids- then we played video games- then we realized this made us fat and ADHD and not we ask our video games to make us active. Oh well, give a mouse a cookie…

Well this interactive work by FlightPhase which consists of Karolina Sobecka and Jeff Crouse + Nick Hardeman, Paik Times Five was a part of a one night exhibition titled Infinite Loop, at the New Museum in Seoul, South Korea. It is paired with two other works done by Rafaël Rozendaal and Scott Snibbe.

 

Courtesy of FlightPhase

Paik Times Five traces users’ movements on a digital canvas by using Microsoft’s Kinect to sense body movements. The software behind the work runs one ‘video’ of source material at a time. This is the palette from which the colours and textures being painted come. Every time the user lowers his/her arm, the source material changes at random, creating an amalgamous, unique work of digital art.

By: Matt Davis

Courtesy of FlightPhase

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