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TapeStory: exploring the storytelling potential of interactive tapestries
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Traditionally, these tapestries were static artworks hanging on walls without any interaction from the audience.
Nevertheless, textiles offer a versatile medium, which can be crafted from various materials and colours and
manipulated to produce unique, touch-responsive textures. Our vision is to integrate the tactile capabilities
of weaving with capacitive sensor technology to create a media-immersed interactive art installation that
explores the negative impact of noise pollution on marine life ecosystems. Marine animals, particularly
cetaceans, heavily rely on sound for communication, navigation, and hunting, and noise pollution can disrupt
these essential functions. By harnessing the storytelling potential of tapestries and the power of capacitive
sensors connected to microcontrollers, we developed a storytelling experience with a unique embodied
interface that aims to educate the general audience about pressing issues such as marine noise pollution.
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Tapestry Interactive art installations Tangible interfaces Marine biodiversity awarenes Noise pollution e-textiles Conductive electronics Capacitive sensors . Faculdade de Ciências Exatas e da Engenharia
Contexto Educativo
Citação
Santos, L., Dionisio, M., & Campos, P. (2024, June). TapeStory: Exploring the Storytelling Potential of Interactive Tapestries. In Proceedings of the 16th Conference on Creativity & Cognition (pp. 686-699).
Editora
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)