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Introducing a new form of reading drama to help understand Shakespeare’s works in new and insightful way. Using Processing, a number of word visualizations are created to highlight relationships throughout the play. Links: Stephan Thiel | 
Three synchronized clocks that form a cube image every twelve hours for exactly one second. Links: FlorianJenett.de | 
Each day in 2009, Felton asked every person with whom he had a meaningful encounter to submit a record of this meeting through an online survey... |
Toy software produced by an advanced graduate studio at the Columbia University GSAPP. Centered around the design of a technology incubator in the Akihabara district of Tokyo, this studio explored evolutionary structures that anticipate change and internalize complex relationships. | 
Storytelling combined with physical computing. Six mundane objects incorporate sensors that trigger feedback to the user as part of a fictional history of the objects. Links: geschoir.de, theplacetofindme.de | 
Combines Processing, Twitter, and MetaCarta to map the phrase "Just landed in..." onto the globe and renders as video. Links: blprnt.com |
Performance that recasts the archetypal conflict between human and machine labor as a competition to complete an algorithmic drawing in an eight-hour workday. Links: brysonian.com | 
Visualization project to reavel the invisible agents of Madrid's air (gases, particles, pollen, etc.), to see how they relate to the city. Links: Victor Viña, Nerea Calvillo | 
Generative movie that portrays a possible computing platform for the future. The story takes place in Singapore, where a decision about the new device is about to be made. Links: tadar.net, tadar Flickr |
A simulation of fungal hyphae growth using images as food. Links: onecm.com, onecm Flickr | 
Experiments with pixel-by-pixel operations in real time exploring the possibilities of the Processing video libraries. Playing with techniques like slit scan, frame differencing, and datamoshing. Links: NYX Blog | 
For nearly a decade, Golan Levin has used Processing to create his annual interactive holiday cards. Explore this set of modest projects which connect the dots through one artist's process -- and happy holidays! Links: Flong |