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Interactivity gets more and more exposed to the field of art, especially as the technology get more affordable and accessible. Aforementioned interaction of the project could also be explained through Actor-Network Theory (ANT). ANT is a sociological theory to explain social networks based on the interactions between human and non-human actors. Even though it is a sociological theory, it applies to the concepts of internet of things, communications in today’s information society. The system, is used in the project, could also be thought as a small network; a network consists of human and non-human actors; captury system (cameras for recording, and a processor where the software runs and all the tracking data is collected), a multi-screen video wall and the video which is projected on the video wall (also generates based on a piece of code and runs on a processor) and a human actor who triggers the interaction among the things in the network. | Interactivity gets more and more exposed to the field of art, especially as the technology get more affordable and accessible. Aforementioned interaction of the project could also be explained through Actor-Network Theory (ANT). ANT is a sociological theory to explain social networks based on the interactions between human and non-human actors. Even though it is a sociological theory, it applies to the concepts of internet of things, communications in today’s information society. The system, is used in the project, could also be thought as a small network; a network consists of human and non-human actors; captury system (cameras for recording, and a processor where the software runs and all the tracking data is collected), a multi-screen video wall and the video which is projected on the video wall (also generates based on a piece of code and runs on a processor) and a human actor who triggers the interaction among the things in the network. | ||
=Some Thoughts For Further Development= | |||