Another link stolen from the Brandonnn (who, by the by, compiled a fantastic Best Indie and Overlooked Games of 2008 list on Offworld a few days ago), the above video demonstrates the movements and mechanics behind "I Want You To Want Me", an interactive installation made for the MOMA's "Design and the Elastic Mind" exhibition from earlier this year. The concept reminds me a lot of the ideas behind Twistori and We Feel Fine, but I'd love to have a chance to actually interact with this piece in person.
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December 24, 2008
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I want to know what that song is. It's so awesome.
Sucks that it's not there anymore.
Oh and the We Feel Fine comparison makes sense since it seems the same two people are behind that project.
Also, Twistori makes my head hurt.
/end
Posted by: Jonathan | December 25, 2008 at 10:52 AM