Another example of the early development of the interactive glitch wall.
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Another example of the early development of the interactive glitch wall.
Screenshot early in the process of developing the interactive glitch wall.
At this point in development, the colors did not fade out; unlike other glitch wall development examples I have posted here. Instead colors remained present until they were `erased` with by moving other objects and colors in front of the camera.
Here’s a better, higher quality example of what the interactive glitch wall actually did.
This screen capture was recorded while the piece was still in development.
At this point, the majority of the application was built (the visual aspect), but it had not yet been converted to run on the raspberry pi nor did it save gifs or upload the gifs online.
The blue/green color present in this version was dropped for the final installation. Instead there was no noticeable hue change; which allowed from great pops of bright color as seen: here and here.