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P3D Configuring the CAVE
- From: Robert Cruickshank <robcruic@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: P3D Configuring the CAVE
- Date: Sun, 19 Dec 1999 21:56:09 -0700
Want a chance to check out a CAVE? (I cant remember what the acronym
means, computer somthing something) Many of you know that it's an
immersive 3d environment using multiple projectors, and shutter glasses.
If you can handle a bit of contemporary art <grin>, and find yourself in
Tokyo, check out NTT's (The Japanese phone company)
InterCommunication Centre. The have a permanent collection of electronic
based art, including the piece "Configuring the Cave" by Agnes Hegedus,
Jeffery Shaw, Bernd Lintermann and Leslie Stuck.
This work (or works, I think each artist did a piece using a common
interface) is all CG based, and some parts "work" better than others,both
in a 3d sense and an artistic sense. I was never really able to ignore the
corners of the walls and floor either, a CAVE with a round interior would
really be somthing. I wouldn't mind one in my house though...
Are there any other CAVEs that are accessible to the public? Or do you
have to be a top automobile designer?
Check it out at:
http://www.ntticc.or.jp/permanent/cave/cave_e.html
Rob Cruickshank Toronto, Canada
www.interlog.com/~robcruic
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