Ursula Damm, Matthias Weber, Peter Serocka

videotracking, self-organizing-map, isosurface, sculpture, temporary architecture, commuters, soundscape

This ever-changing sculpture is controlled by the occurrences on a public place. Like a naturally grown architecture this form is embedded into the contours of the immediate environment of the current location of the viewer. All these spatial elements are determined by mapping the traces of the visitors of the site according to their different walking-pace and according to their frequency of presence onto a SOM, which feeds a mathematical shape-the Isosurface that changes according to behaviour.

URLS:
Timescape description

Videofile Timescape

Method of data exploration