Flush

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"Flush" is an interactive sculpture that attempts to display the flesh of a head, unfolded and exposing all angles. The flesh becomes embarrassed in the presence of a viewer. The output is a physical sculpture, created from a computer-generated map. The map is a projection onto the physical sculpture, revealing the technology behind the flesh, only visible as the viewer moves.

 

Software used for imagery:

FaceGen 
Maya + Pelting tools plug-in
Rhino 
Illustrator and Photoshop


Software used for interactivity:

Pure Data + GEM

 Interfaces and sensors:   

 
Digital ArtBus -> Open Collector switch -> Motor
    Control: Movement of latex heart

 

Analog ArtBus
    Input: Sonar sensor 
    Output: Projector and speaker
        Control: Opacity of two texture map images
                     Playback speed of sound file, heart beat 
 
 
IR Motion Sensor
    Output: Two incandescent light bulbs
        Control: on/off state (6-8 sec on-time); projection of UV Map/wireframe