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abstract
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In
Tejp, we perform a series of low-tech experiments
in order to explore various means of overlaying personal
traces and information on public spaces. Aiming towards
context-specific and personal expression and towards more
embodied
interaction with locative media, we voluntarily avoid the use of PDAs
and
let the physical urban space
mediate the interaction between users and information layers: f.ex.
audio tags fixed on walls whispering audio messages to by-passers
leaning towards it.
'Tejp' is Swedish for 'tape' and is pronounced the same way.
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contribution |
I
co-developed the concepts, participated
in the street art formative study and design process,
and implemented the electronics in the prototypes.
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info |
>>
Tejp website (under re-construction)
>> Tejp poster
& abstract
(in the mean time)
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