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ICM Final– Glitchtchtchitch<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Manipulation and surveillance visualization.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Featured in ITP Winter Show 2013(See all the pics!)<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Glitchtchtchitch is a live interactive installation showing multiple short-lived fault in a system. By bringing out the imperfection of technology with massive pixels manipulation, sound distortion, and multiple screens display, Glitchtchtchitch visualize the transient fault and the incapability of communication. Although mainly sending serious messages, with the effect of headless illusions, heads displacement, and delay, it leaves audience undergoing an experience without too much pressure.<\/p>\n

Glitchtchtchitch is presented by running more than 10 Processing sketches at the same time, and using 2-3 projectors to increase the amount of screen, the variety, and increase the level of distortion.<\/p>\n