Computer emulations, simulating real or imagined computer systems, are a valuable tool to quickly gain understanding of computer architecture and software. Existing computer emulation systems offer useful but limited visualization and interaction. This paper addresses improving …
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In the stream of interactivity development, interactive installation still restricts the degree of responsiveness with a non-intuitive outlook. Besides, the level of interactivity where one chooses from a list of options to obtain the desired feedback has been used in art instal…
This thesis explores the expansion of the piano performance environment, using technology to augment the sound, the playing area of the piano and its surroundings, and/or the performer's own body in controlling electronic elements of the music. In particular I examine the extens…
The current study reveals how the political, the digital, and the compositional content is related in the author's work Scars . Philosophically, Scars aims to stimulate questions of choice in our highly cultural, pluralistic and interconnected world. The main theme depicts the e…
Ahistoric is an absurdist game that merges the characters, art, and locations of revolutions and revolts from different places and times. The game world is a fractured urban landscape that takes place in time as much as in space, drawing from cultures and conflicts from Occupy a…
Many museums invite the public to touch, handle, and even wear historical objects from their collections, whether originals or replicas, using these experiences to illustrate the past for their visitors. The purpose of this study was to explore how wearing armor affects people’s…
This thesis is to support the hands-on archaeology exhibit at the Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park in St. Augustine, Florida. St. Augustine is the oldest continuously occupied city in the United States. Before the British created Jamestown, Pedro Menendez de Aviles came wit…