Immersive Generative Art: Dr Woohoo at SFComplex tonight at 7p!

[Stephen Guerin]

http://theimmersives.com/2010/11/11/the-immersives-dr-woohoo-the-santa-fe-complex/

The Immersives / Dr. Woohoo @ the Santa Fe Complex
One Night Only!
Friday, November 12, 2010
7-9pm
Map
The Santa Fe Complex is located within walking distance of the last  
stop (Santa Fe Depot) for the Railrunner in Santa Fe.Railrunner  
schedule (arrives @ the Santa Fe Depot @ 6:00, 7:05pm and 8:12pm and  
leaves @ 6:26, 8:20 and 9:30pm)

Immersive Art + Architecture + Machine Vision
What happens when you combine art + architecture together with machine  
vision? Can an immersive experience be ethereal on the one hand, but a  
little ominous on the other? For his latest installation, Dr. Woohoo  
has created a reactive conceptual space that defies the laws of  
gravity, embraces the impossible in terms of how a building can be  
sculpted that includes a cast of surprises.

About The Immersives
The Immersives seamlessly merge art + design + architecture +  
technology together to create immersive experiences for art,museum and  
commercial installations.

As the lead of a technologically innovative consortium of New Mexico  
based small businesses, The Immersives proposal for anEnhanced Machine  
Vision Project has been selected as one of the recipients of the 2011  
New Mexico Small Business Assistance Leveraged Program. Working  
closely with Sandia National Laboratories Augmented Reality and  
Computer Vision Labs, The Immersives will be working with: Venture  
Realty Group; Lumenscapes for Dome integration; Unterseher Holography  
Consulting for Holography integration; and Klein AI for Artificial  
Intelligence integration.

The installation at the Santa Fe Complex will be a sneak peak of an  
early proto-type hinting at what is possible when you combine Art +  
Architecture + Machine Vision together.

About the Santa Fe Complex
The Santa Fe Complex draws on the creativity of scientists,  
technologists, and artists to solve complex problems to meet business,  
government, and social needs. Combining expertise across disciplines,  
the Complex has helped the City of Santa Fe model escape routes for  
its citizens in the event of forest fires, the city of Venice plan  
canal traffic to minimize the wakes that damage the city’s  
architecture, and the San Francisco Department of Public Health  
identify the movement of troubled youths through their social services  
network.

The mission of the Complex is to create a collaborative workspace that  
fosters applied complexity science through interdisciplinary  
education, outreach, and development of innovative technologies to  
address real-world problems, enable social cooperation, and create  
economic opportunities.

The Complex is located in Santa Fe, New Mexico, a renowned center of  
research in complexity science, an interdisciplinary approach to  
solving complex problems. Santa Fe has also long been famous as a  
center for the traditional arts and is now becoming a hotbed of  
innovative forms of artistic expression resulting from the crossover  
between art and technology.

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