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Memory Mirror
Reporting on the Royal College of Art Show 2006. Read more on Pixelsumo.
Daniel Kupfer from Interaction Design presented Memory Mirror:
“Imagine your body could leave a trace of your heat, a trace of your libido, a trace of your soul. What would you say with it? The Memory Mirror is an invitation to a form of human communication using the memory of ones body only”.
By pressing oneself near a mirror, the camera left an imprint of the ghostly image. There were two mirrors in the show, both networked for an exchange of images across remote locations.
Posted on June 22nd 2006 under Installations, Royal College of Art
