Weave/Wave – Visualising macro-structures of the collective

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Created by Flower/Fu Dongting, weave/wave is an interactive artwork that converts portraits of visitors into a particle field that is used to construct a mirror image, one of data and sound.

Part A of the installation produces portraits using a camera and converts it into a dynamic particle field. Particles possess repulsive and cohesion force. Part B of the installation analyses these three relationships: seperation, cohesion and alignment amongst the particles. In this process the particles are used as a means to create a single particle containing identity information whereas their formation time, geodesic latitude and longitude coordinates, speed, accelerated speed, angular velocity, color and size provide information about the portrait.

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