Wearable_dynamics

Aurora Boreale at Museo san Telmo

2011-11-18T02:07:00.000-08:00

Interactive Drawing by Paola Tognazzi
Photo Copyright Iñigo Ibáñez, 2011 Conexiones improbables
Photo Copyright Iñigo Ibáñez, 2011 Conexiones improbables

W_dynamics application for ipods and iphones

2011-04-17T12:56:00.000-07:00

Wearable_dynamics residency at Plataforma 0 Laboral Gijon 2011

Paola Tognazzi gallery of works

Aurora

2011-04-02T12:44:00.000-07:00

Aurora by Paola Tognazzi is an interactive audio visual installation using a code made in processing, that allows the audience to draw with the movements of their body, metaphorical landscapes using their Ipod and Iphones connected via wi-fi to the software W_dynamics while simultaneously modulating the soundtrack.

Concept, system design and visuals code by Paola Tognazzi

W_dynamics software programmer: Enrique Esteban Garcia

The_Gene_Sublimation

2011-02-17T05:16:00.000-08:00

During the workshop given by Golan Levin and Chris Sugrue about hacking the kinect together with Antonio Sanchez Padial coder and designer, Paola Tognazzi designer, Bea Coto participant, Maria Cuevas participant continued the research about the project. This video is the result of that afternoon. It was super fun and an amazing group to work with...total team work!

This is part of the research for the development of The_Gene_Sublimation an interactive audio visual installation with a game dynamic for persons with movement disabilities.
We connected the wii nintendo to the Processing code and control the movement of the avatar with them.
Concept & System Design: Paola Tognazzi

Programing: Paola Tognazzi & Enrique Esteban

Audio/Video installationThe autopsy by paola Tognazzi

2010-09-29T01:07:00.000-07:00

The autopsy from paola tognazzi on Vimeo.

Gene's Sublimation: new interactive project

2010-07-11T07:48:00.000-07:00

Sublimation of the genes: it's an interactive project that research strategies of visualization of the cellular structures of genetic diseases, in which accumulation doesn't unfold in release producing pain.

In this project we search for the sublimation thus creating an artificial world where everyone by interacting with the sensors can experience the pleasure and beauty of dis-tension and creation of space. Accumulating energy that can be triggered by impulses and open ways out so new balance is created.

While there are not so many studies conduct on finding cures to those diseases cause they are very rare and in a way not lethals, this artistic project searches for a cathartic experience and a placebo effect.

Concept & Executive Production: Paola Tognazzi

Visuals: Nadja Ziller

Programming: Enrique Esteban Garcia

Ghosts by Paola Tognazzi from paola tognazzi on Vimeo.

Wearable_Dynamics Workshops

2010-02-19T08:50:00.000-08:00

Wearable_Dynamics Workshop@Camon from paola tognazzi on Vimeo.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCtc-50gQHk&feature=player_embedded

Concept, Direction & System Design: Paola Tognazzi

Programming: Enrique Esteban Garcia

Wearable_Dynamics workshops Beijing

Workshop: Wearable_Dynamics Beijing 2010 from paola tognazzi on Vimeo.

Trailer_Por que tenemos organos pares y solo un corazon? from paola tognazzi on Vimeo.

It's a project research, where we build a performance live, with the collaboration of the audience, using Wearable_SuperNow, an interactive instrument that captures the movements of the body and translate them into sound. It makes the body speak. The piece theme is the body.
Concept, direction and video by Paola Tognazzi.
With the collaboration of: Carla Capeto, Pablo Castilla, Enrique Esteban, Roberta Asaro, Chris Sugrue,
Lights by: Carlos Rupérez
y el público del Teatro Pradillo de Madrid.

Wearable_Dynamics research

2009-04-12T05:26:00.000-07:00

Wearable_Dynamics Research

Director: Paola Tognazzi

Wearable_dynamic research is a company created by Paola Tognazzi, which purpose is to associate artists with common interests in designing interactive tools based on the artistic phylosophy of:

1- Changing the dynamic motor of human body

2- Developing ergonomic full-body interfaces to control audio-visual immersive environments.

3- Creating an infrastructure and a modular network.

W_space from paola tognazzi on Vimeo.

Manifesto:

The future is in using the whole body and not only the hands.

The future is in simple tools able to provide a wide range of sensorial and learning experiences allowing virtuosity.

The future is in highly intuitive and simple tools that can be used by everybody to develop creativity and to have an entertaining experience.

It is the duty of a mature creator to present his/her work in such a manner that the public is able to understand it; this assures authentic and pertinent reactions by the audience - and therefore communication between the artist and the public.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-OYfuxtWMY

For more informations contact:
Paola Tognazzi 0034-622496254
ptognazzi@hotmail.com

video links:
http://www.thegenerationborn1973.blogspot.com

http://www.elpais.com/articulo/Tendencias/alma/artistica/consola/elpepitdc/20090409elpepitdc_2/Tes

Wearable_SuperNow:

A new multi-users interactive instrument, for live audio editing and composition.

Wearable_SuperNow from paola tognazzi on Vimeo.

11 December 2009 Premiere of the performance TameMe_SuperNow by Paola Tognazzi at Milano in Digitale Festival E-Volution.

http://www.milanoindigitale.it/dvd2/index_sito.html

Tame Me Super_Now it has been designed to bring out the inside voice of the audience's body as a main protagonist. It gives the public the opportunity to have the intimate and very enjoyable experience of creating a dialogue between them and their own bodies.

The system has been designed to be as simple and essential as possible, in order for it to become invisible once it's worn. Not an extension of the body any longer, it melts with the body, it becomes the body and the sound it produces.

I never thought of my work being provocative but in a way it is. It confronts people with the relation they have with themselves and with their own body, inextricably connected with their sensuality, the border between mind and body eroticism.

Tame Me S_Now Interactive Installation from paola tognazzi on Vimeo.

Am I making you uncomfortable? I've seen how you look at me and you are wondering how it would be like, you see I'd like to play with you but I can't, I'm not tamed. What does it mean?

It is a process, whereby we become accustomed to each other. Right now to me you are a person just like another 1000 persons I don't know you, you don't know me. I don't need you, and you don't need me. But if you tame me, to me, you will become unique. I will collect any material associations with you, I will use these items to create a map of you in my mind. We will need photos, clothing, gifts, books, journal entries. You will fill my home of memories and 1 day i will wake up and find myself in your home bed awaiting you. And I will whisper to you: I know the sound of your steps, i know your smile, the color of your hair, the light in your eyes, the way you hold a cup. When you are not here all those details make me think of you. I won't deny the presence of danger in this process but "Please tame me!". I want to, very much. What should I do to tame you? It's very simple. Time, you only have to give me your time, and you have to be patient. First you will sit down at a little distance from me like that-in the grass out of the corner of my eye, and you will say nothing. But you will sit a little closer to me, every day..." closer, closer, closer! Second, you have to come back at the same time," so that as the moment approaches the pleasure of anticipation will fill me with joy. If you come at just any time, I will never know when to be ready. You see it's very simple ritual that only requires time and punctuality...

System Design, Concept & Direction: Paola Tognazzi
Programming: Enrique Esteban Garcia (Monster Electronics)
Recordings texts: Izaskum Escandon, Chris Sugre, Carla Capeto, Jodi Gilbert, Albert Van Veenendaal
Poster: Leonor Soto
Special thanks: Raúl González

Co-production: Wearable_Dynamics, Milano in Digitale and Fondazione Dars.

Review:

L’installazione interattiva Wearable dynamics pone l’accento su alcuni tra i più importanti temi dominanti nella riflessione estetica contemporanea. La cosa che mi ha maggiormente colpito, entrando e vivendo dall’interno l’opera, è la velocità con la quale si assume come propria l’estensione dei sensi, rappresentata dai “bracciali” indossati. Immediatamente si entra dentro il proprio fluire con la sensazione che ogni piccolo movimento generi suoni; questi vanno a comporsi in modo equilibrato nella misura in cui il fruitore stesso cerca e trova un proprio equilibrio di movimento e di coscienza del proprio fluttuare nello spazio circostante.

Si percepisce con sempre maggiore chiarezza il principio dell’interazione, che non è causa/effetto ma perfetta sintesi tra i due.

Avvertiamo il corpo espandersi e superare quella soglia, il limite dentro-fuori, dove la pelle fa da spartiacque, da zona imprescindibile di delimitazione tra le due dimensioni, intra ed extracorporea. Un limite che è stato culturale prima ancora che fisico e che oggi viene sempre più messo in discussione.

Avere un sensore sul braccio, sulla gamba, un qualcosa di impercettibilmente minuscolo la cui esistenza il nostro corpo stenta a riconoscere, ci veicola nella mutazione che sempre più assumeremo in futuro: una diversa consapevolezza del nostro corpo e della propria relazione con l’altro da sé. Le tecnologie potranno favorire l’aumento delle nostre coscienze percettive. L’arte, ancora una volta, pre-vede e pre-sente il mondo a venire, e ce lo fa assumere con visionarietà e bellezza.

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