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Overview
The Physical Pixel Project is about computer animation in sculpture.
Picture a pixel to be any size and shape you wish to create. This
site is the portfolio of a digital artist who wishes to incorporate
computer animation into the physical world. The monitor is only a
beginning... |
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Background
The Physical Pixel Project was directed by Kelly Heaton during 1998 - 2000.
The research was conducted at the MIT Media Laboratory with the partial
support of the Jacob K. Javitt's Fellowship Program. The work has been exhibited
in part at SIGGRAPH'99 and the Tokyo Toy Fair (1999). Based on her research
with physical pixels, Heaton received a Master of Science from the MIT Media
Laboratory in May 2000. A .pdf form of the thesis, entitled Physical
Pixels, is available here. |
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The
Physical Pixel Project. Kelly Heaton 1998 - 2000. kelly@media.mit.edu |