Tag Archives: processingjs

$rainbow_refraction$ Refraction Reflection Refraction

A rainbow is an optical and meteorological phenomenon – thus, a rainbow is not an object, and cannot be physically approached. →

Posted in Research | Tagged 2013, dispersion, Olafur Eliasson, physics, processingjs, rainbow, ray, water, wavelength | Comments Off

Point-of-presence

Liquid Sound Collisions are currently exhibited as part of the show Point-of-presence curated by Mikhel Proulx at the Truck Gallery in Calgary. →

Posted in News | Tagged 2011, Calgary, exhibition, liquid sound collision, processingjs | 1 Comment

The Conspiracy Against Absoluteness

The speed of light’s mystical behavior prohibits the discovery of an absolute reference point. →

Posted in Research | Tagged 2011, change, frame of reference, motion, observer, processingjs, relativity, space, speed of light, time, universe | 1 Comment

An Oscillating Reality Battle!

The ambiguous Necker Cube causes a subjective spontaneous multistable perception which leads to involuntary oscillation. →

Posted in Research | Tagged 2011, Necker cube, optical illusion, perception, processingjs | 1 Comment

Do Computers Hallucinate Electric Sheep?

A processing.js app that creates a processors visual Ganzfeld Effect. It starts out with an monotonous red color field and slowly amplifies any processor noise by coloring pixels and producing patterns. →

Posted in Research | Tagged 2011, Antony Gormley, Ganzfeld effect, noise, processingjs | Leave a comment

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