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Streetscape Prix Ars Electronica 2003, Honorary Mention / Interactive Art Iori Nakai (JP) OK Offenes Kulturhaus Oberösterreich 06.09 from 10:30 to 24:00 07.09 to 11.09 from 10:00 to 24:00 | |
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The user moves a stylus along the streets represented on a city map and hears the ambient noise at whatever location is currently indicated. The result is the image of a city depicted by means of its specific sounds. Visitors to Cyberarts 2003 will be able to experience not only the Tokyo version but also one developed especially for Linz.
Iori Nakai (J), born 1980, became interested in digital music in 1996 and bought a synthesizer. In 1999 he entered the Institute of Advanced Media Art and Sciences (IAMAS), and came face to face with a place for artistic expression using electronic equipment. He did collaborative projects with many artists, and through working with others developed the ability of self-expression. In 2000 he debuted with Streetscape as his first work.  back
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