2013 Resonate Festival Recap

Resonate (http://resonate.io) is a festival at the intersection of art, media and technology. Held each year in Belgrade, Serbia, the conference provides an overview of current situation in the fields of music, visual arts and digital culture.

This session walks through speakers and personal highlights of the 2013 conference.

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3. Resonate is at the boundaries of art, media and technology. The 3-day festival is mainly focussed on talks from industry artists, lecturers and educators, but there were also workshops, screenings, panel discussions and live performances. The workshops were on a range of topics from creating musical applications with Processing and Pure Data, Raspberry Pi, Open Frameworks x Computer Vision, right through to programmatically controlling ARDrones.
21. IVAN POUPYREV Dr. Senior Research Scientist, Disney Research, USA
22. The Digital revolution is over. Bits won. Don't make more junk. We don't have enough materials for the next industrial revolution. You can put everything in an interactive object.
23. TOUCHÉ Enhancing Touch Interaction on Humans, Screens, Liquids etc
25. BOTANICUS INTERACTICUS A new capacitive sensing technology called Touché
27. GOLAN LEVIN New media artist, composer, performer and enginee, USA
28. FREE UNIVERSAL CONSTRUCTION KIT A set of adapters for complete interoperability between 10 popular children's construction toys.
31. DOUBLE TAKER Interactive Eye Robot.
33. MUMMENSCHANZ Inspiration.
35. OPTO-ISOLATOR Interactive Eye Robot.
37. COHEN VAN BELEN London based experimental studio for fictional objects and performances, exploring the tensions between biology and technology
38. PIGEON DOR A bacteria that makes pigeons shit soap to clean the cities.
45. ANTHONY DUNNE Dunne & Raby, RCA Interaction Design course, London
46. ALL THAT I AM Koby Barhad raised an Elvis Mouse with DNA (hair) found on ebay. The experiment mimicked key moments in Elvis' childhood.
52. CAMILLE SCHERRER Swiss designer at the intersection of technology and art
53. FOLLOW THE BIRDS A special birdhouse somewhere in a forest in the swiss mountains. Each time a bird takes a seed a portrait is automatically shot and sent to twitter.
61. TURNING PLATES An interactive installation that allows to make music with real porcelain plates.
64. ALAIN BELLET multipurpose, multitouch and multivitamin, Zurich
65. SPACE A MACE Interactive installation for your mobile device.
67. KNOT(E) Knot (e) is an extension of a conventional listening device, it allows the user to generate visual and sound compositions.
69. JOACHIM SAUTER ART+COM, Germany
70. OUTERSPACE Outerspace is a reactive robotic creature with animal-like behaviour. Outerspace's fundamental motivation for any behaviour is based on curiosity, the desire to explore the surrounding space looking for contact. Touch it, play with it and watch its behavior.
74. SPACES OF PLAY Independent game studio based in Berlin, Germany
75. 4:33 OF UNIQUENESS A game with no interactions at all. If you're the only person worldwide playing it you will win, if not it will close.
78. LUCAS WERTHEIN SuperUber, Brasil
79. I WAS HERE UN World Humanitarian Day 2012. A Large Scale Pojection Mapping project. Technology, screen, and stage design for Beyoncé.
86. LIAM YOUNG London-based architect, designer, futurist, critic and curator
87. SILENT SPRING A gallery space flooded with CO2 for "Silent Spring", altering the air mixture to replicated the predicted atmospheric changes of the next 100 years.
89. JAMES AUGER Tutor, Design Interactions, Royal College of Art, UK Visiting professor, HEAD, Geneva, Switzerland
90. GESUNDHEIT, RADIO Developed as a protection against dust, the 1972 "Gesundheit Radio" would ‘sneeze’ every six months to expel dust from inside the casing.
92. Alexander Meinhardt krunchtime.org KRUN C H T I M E I NT E R ACT I V E