‘Digital Bug’ is a motion-tracking project where I conceptually transformed the ‘bugs’ I have encountered in coding into an interactive installation.
Participators are encouraged to move freely to direct where the camera brush stroke goes. The movements would eventually form a bug-looking shape.
My intention is to playfully embrace the obstacles I have encountered in the process of creating, and to deliver that message to my audiences by allowing them to make their own bug, establishing a connection between human bodies and the digital screen.
Participators are encouraged to move freely to direct where the camera brush stroke goes. The movements would eventually form a bug-looking shape.
My intention is to playfully embrace the obstacles I have encountered in the process of creating, and to deliver that message to my audiences by allowing them to make their own bug, establishing a connection between human bodies and the digital screen.
Image documentation:
Player Test:
Motion-tracking test:
Cursor test: