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Golan Levin (US), Christopher Lindinger (AT), Zachary Lieberman (US)
Through the analysis of phonemes and language, the computer differentiates between noise, spoken letters, vowels or words and, on the basis of its interpretation, produces balloons (like in a comic strip) containing signs—for example, in the case of the word "auto," the corresponding icon.
The depiction is done via projection on a wall in front of which two people are seated facing each other and conversing. The balloons with their respective signs emerge from the shadows of their heads.
Source: Golan Levin
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