Bilateral Mimicry
To avoid observation and discovery, animals camouflage themselves by sending misleading signals to other living beings. This process, called crypsis, is a skill. But they can also imitate the abilities of other animals. This behavior is called mimicry. the shell tells different stories on both sides of a monitor: bilateral mimicry.
Project Credits:
- With the support of the University of Art and Design Linz,
- Creative Robotics, KUKA CEE, Grand Garage
Biographies:
Amir Bastan (IR): As a new media artist with a background in fine arts and philosophy, he explores the conflict between the conscious and the subconscious. He realizes his works by designing narratives through real-time processes.
http://baxtan.github.io/cv/
Johannes Braumann (AT) is professor for Creative Robotics at the University for Arts and Design and co-founder of the Association for Robots in Architecture.
http://www.creativerobotics.at
