Composite [iPad, openFrameworks]

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• field [iPhone, iPad, openFrameworks, Sound] Created by Rainer Kohlberger with sound by Wilm Thoben, field is an abstract audiovisual app that uses realtime camera feed as input. Brightness, saturation and color are interpreted, and translated into a constructed grid. The realtime image triggers different sounds as you pan around. Included are five different modes which you can switch through by double tapping the screen. The app was the winner of ZKM App Art Award - Prize for Artistic Innovation. Artist Statement: In this app, the iPads camera reacts to light and colors in the environment and translates them in an aesthetic way in tones, sounds, and geometrical patterns. Formally speaking, Kohlberger draws on concrete art. The term concrete art was first coined in 1924 by Dutch painter, Theo van Doesburg, before being programmat- ically defined a few years later, in 1930, in the founding manifesto of the group Art Concrete for a direction in art the ideal foundation of which was anchored in mathematics and geometry. It is not “abstract” in the proper sense since it does not extract from what already exists in material reality; on the contrary, it rather materializes intellectual content, possessing no symbolic significance, and is more or less generated from geometrical con- struction. During the 1960s, Op-Art and Kinetics artists made the logical step of also generating the mathematical foundation purely by programming: in other words, to have the works generate themselves according to an algorithm. With Rainer Kohlberger’s app, a further step has been taken: external influences, such as real light and real movement become part of the algorithm, and extend the geometric and acoustic input in endless variations. Created with openFrameworks. Platform: iPhone/iPad (Universal) Version: 1.0 Cost: $1.99 Developer: Rainer […]
• Scott Snibbe [Profile, iPhone, iPad, oF] Scott Snibbe creates immersive interactive art that evokes powerful emotional and social engagement from viewers. His works are known for their positive social effects: fostering a sense of interdependence, promoting social interaction among strangers, and increasing viewers’ concentration. His artworks have been installed in over one hundred art museums, performance spaces, science museums and public spaces worldwide since 1995 including the Whitney Museum of American Art (New York); the InterCommunications Center (Tokyo); Ars Electronica (Austria); the Institute of Contemporary Arts (London), Science Museum (London); the Exploratorium (San Francisco), the Phaeno Science Center (Germany); and the Cité de Science (Paris, France). He has been awarded a variety of international prizes, including the Prix Ars Electronica and a Rockefeller New Media Fellowship. He is the founder of two companies: Snibbe Interactive, Inc, which sells and distributes interactive installations for public spaces; and Sona Research, which engages in educational and cultural research. In 2007 he became one of a few artists ever to have been awarded a National Science Foundation Grant, for research in Interactive Narrative. The applications below are three of many Dynamic Systems Series application Scott created in the late 90s, discarding dozens that did not meet the criteria for “immediately knowable, yet infinitely explorable.” A wonderful post, by Scott about the thinking and history behind these three apps can be read here: Art Wants to be Ninety-Nine Cents. Over the past few days my first three apps became available on the iTunes store: Gravilux, Bubble Harp, and Antograph. I’ve been dreaming of this day for twenty years: a day when, for the first time, we can enjoy interactive art as a media commodity no different from books, music, and movies. But is there a market for this new medium?.... ....As I write this, Gravilux is the number one Free iPad App on the iTunes Store. It’s ahead of The Weather Channel, ABC Player, and Netflix. What’s number two? A game? A TV station? A productivity application? iBooks. We are in a beautiful new world where participative media flowers. Books are the oldest and most refined of interactive media, using our minds as the ultimate display device. more Gravilux Gravilux is a work of interactive software art for the iPhone and iPad. With each touch in Gravilux, you exert a gravitational pull on a world of simulated stars. Though inspired by Newton's equations for gravity, Gravilux doesn't follow our universe's laws. Gravilux is a combination of drawing, animation, art, science, and gaming. Gravilux was first released in 1998 as a work of interactive art that was only available in galleries and museums. Now it is available as an iPhone and iPad application. Gravilux was created for the iPhone and iPad with the help of openFrameworks. Platform: iPhone/iPad Version: 1.0 Cost: Free Antograph Antograph is a combination of drawing, animation, art, science, and gaming. It was first released as a work of interactive art by Scott Sona Snibbe that was only available in galleries and museums. Now it’s available as an iPhone and iPad application. Antograph was created for the iPhone and iPad with the help of openFrameworks. Platform: iPhone/iPad Version: 1.0 Cost: $0.99 Bubble Harp Bubble Harp was first released as a work of interactive art by Scott Sona Snibbe that was only available in galleries and museums. Now it’s available as an iPhone and iPad application. Bubble Harp was created for the iPhone and iPad with the help of openFrameworks, and uses the Triangle library by Jonathan Shewchuk. Platform: iPhone/iPad Version: 1.0 Cost: […]
• sktch 2.0 [iPhone, iPad, openFrameworks] Created and published by CreativeApplications.Net, SKTCH is a generative drawing application for the iPhone / iPod Touch and now iPad. Version 2.0 brings a whole new UI utilising Apple's UIKit, for the iPhone - retina display support, two new presets, and finally after months of development we have released the iPad version. iPad is where SKTCH really comes to life. The larger screen, new 3D mode and the new UI allows you to truly immerse yourself in your creations. During the development we have found that features such as file open/save do not really work particularly well with the iPhone, likewise the edit more allowing you to move points with tap and drag. There are some of many features we would like to implement in the iPad version, of course, if there is a demand. Thus, iPad version of SKTCH is published as a separate app rather than as a universal. Please note that by purchasing SKTCH you directly help CAN, so we appreciate your support. Thank you. For more information on SKTCH, see http://sktchapp.com or download the press pack. In addition to SKTCH, RetroScreen has also received an update now supporting reina display on iPhone 4. RetroScreen source is now also available for download from […]