Multi-Sensory Moving Art: A Collaboration of Art and Science
Multi-Sensory Moving Art uses a digital sensor frame that is connected to sensors via the Internet to digitally record natural phenomena like temperature, sounds and aromas. The frame turns this data into useful information that can be manipulated to create art. The stimulus triggers a new image, or sequence of images created and stored by the artist to match the data. Images can be seen live inside the digital frame changing in tandem with sensor readings supporting the images the artist wants to show.
Multi-Sensory Moving Art uses a digital sensor frame that is connected to sensors via the Internet to digitally record natural phenomena like temperature, sounds and aromas. The frame turns this data into useful information that can be manipulated to create art. The stimulus triggers a new image, or sequence of images created and stored by the artist to match the data. Images can be seen live inside the digital frame changing in tandem with sensor readings supporting the images the artist wants to show.
Please visit the Tag4M Multi-Sensory Moving Art (MSMA) online gallery which is a unique collaboration between Marius Ghercioiu, the inventor of this technology, and the artists who pioneered the digital sensor frame concept. Digital frames can be embedded into web and media sites. The digital sensor frames seen below contain Ben Henderson's art titled
