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== [[Matthias Breuer]]: == | |||
Besides doing some research and experimenting I am trying to do one smaller project: | |||
The project focuses on the truth and reality of the images we see. Taking any kind of video source as input, the stream's audio channel is continously played back. The corresponding frame is calculated from all previous frames. The calculated frame is the most similar frame to the current frame. Each new frame is then placed in a database for comparison with forthcoming frames. This creates a steadily growing and learning mass which —after some time— can replace the ''reality'' with frames from the past. At that point no clear distinction between reality and fiction can be made anymore. | |||
[[Category:Dokumentation]] | [[Category:Dokumentation]] | ||
Revision as of 08:58, 25 April 2010
Kyd Campbell:
Andreas Beyer:
Anja Erdmann:
Dominique Wollniok:
Hyun Ju Song:
Jeffers Egan:
Johann Niegl:
Maureen Anderson:
Natercia Chang:
Sebastian Wolf:
Matthias Breuer:
Besides doing some research and experimenting I am trying to do one smaller project: The project focuses on the truth and reality of the images we see. Taking any kind of video source as input, the stream's audio channel is continously played back. The corresponding frame is calculated from all previous frames. The calculated frame is the most similar frame to the current frame. Each new frame is then placed in a database for comparison with forthcoming frames. This creates a steadily growing and learning mass which —after some time— can replace the reality with frames from the past. At that point no clear distinction between reality and fiction can be made anymore.