Antinormalizer

Mobile video documentation of Antinormalizer, which was a teaching project of VIS 141B (Advanced Computer Programming in the Arts taught by myself) and CAT 124 (Sixth College Practicum taught by Derek Lomas) at the University of California San Diego, Spring 2007. (visarts.ucsd.edu) In it, a location aware mobile phone application helps students do things that are antinormal. And, it is also all of the antinormal performance activities that occurred on June 21st as students performed with the software around the UCSD campus. The CAT 124 course was supported by a Open Classroom Challenge Grant from the University of California Institute for Research in the Arts (www.ucira.ucsb.edu), granted to Derek Lomas.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• mobile
• phone
• interdisciplinary
• computing
• arts
• ICAM
• locative media
• performance art
• mobile game

[mconahan]

does a celphone have to have built-in GPS capability or is there some sort of triangulation hack that you could use on any celphone?

[johnmair]

im not moving, y r u moving

[johnmair]

no this sux, wat r u doin 2nite

[christin85]

omg.

[huntoon]

so not normal!

[andthenudie]

Thoroughly entertaining...great job guys!

Hunter, ICAM-Music