Interaction Research Studio  

Re-knitting step by step guide, Amy Twigger Holroyd, 2012. Digital prints on paper

Re-knitting step by step guide

Amy Twigger Holroyd

Gallery photo of someone in a VR helmet viewing artwork

Substance – A whole history of hollows and reliefs

Phil Coy

Forkbomb, Alex McLean, 2001. Perl script computer code with paper output

Forkbomb

Alex McLean

image of black and white animation on a screen of women and a wire fence

There Are Worlds Out There They Never Told You About

Jackie Karuti

image of screen and aerials in gallery

Open Space Observatory

Kei Kreutler and Libre Space Foundation

Re-knitting 'tester' Jumper, Amy Twigger Holroyd, 2013. Hacked knitted garment

Re-knitting ‘tester’ jumper

Amy Twigger Holroyd

Pillars of Hercules, James Brooks, 2014

Pillars of Hercules

James Brooks

image of pylon-like communications tower inverted white out of red

http://s33.820180e151.184813.com.au

Evan Roth

Transmission series

Transmission One and Transmission Two

Dan Hett

Illluminated acrylic sculpture of a red-lit person holding a book

The Reader

Stanza

20Hz, Semiconductor, 2011. HD + HD 3D single channel video. 05.00 minutes

20Hz

Semiconductor

{poem}.py

{poem}.py

Pip Thornton

Photo of multi story wooden tower

A Machine for Living

James Coupe

Married Man, Natasha Caruana, 2008

Married Man

Natasha Caruana

Installation photo of red frame, number display and construction

53°32’.01N, 003°21’.29W, from the Sea

David Gauthier

Image of computer generated object in natural woodland

Shifting

Katriona Beales

Six Years of Mondays, Thomson & Craighead, 2014

Six Years of Mondays

Thomson & Craighead

Mini Rugs and their Friends

Mini Rugs and their Friends

Riitta Oittinen

Metrography, Benedikt Groß & Bertrand Clerc, 2012. Print on aluminium

Metrography

Benedikt Groß and Bertrand Clerc

image of a screen with four chairs each with a ventriloquists half-masks hanging above each

Recruitment Goes Wrong

Thomson & Craighead

Image of ghostly woman on black background (CIPHER artwork)

CIPHER

Katriona Beales

KNITSONIK Stranded Colourwork Sourcebook, Felicity Ford, 2014. Crowd-funded publication

KNITSONIK Stranded Colourwork Sourcebook

Felicity Ford

Flipped Clock, Thomson & Craighead, 2008

Flipped Clock

Thomson & Craighead

Body 01000010011011110110010001111001, Stanza, 2012. Perspex, Arduino, electronic components, internet connection

Body 01000010011011110110010001111001

Stanza

The spectrum of re-knitting treatments, Amy Twigger Holroyd, 2012. Digital print on paper

The spectrum of re-knitting treatments

Amy Twigger Holroyd

abstract sculpture in blue and pale pink

Public Protection, Private Collection

Felicity Hammond

Gallery installation of multiple photos

The Longest and Darkest of Recollections

Liz Orton

Watching the Watchers, James Bridle, 2013. Multiple mounted colour prints

Watching the Watchers

James Bridle

Black and white abstract image

Shadows of the State

Lewis Bush

multicoloured cartoon collage with 3D rendered large golden hand

Unauthorised Copy

Antonio Roberts

balck and white photo of sign in countryside landscape

50.080697, -5.694138

Evan Roth

Corruption, Thomson & Craighead, 2014

Corruption

Thomson & Craighead

Still Lifes and Oscillators 1, Ben Garrod, 2012. Paint

Still Lifes and Oscillators 1

Ben Garrod

Voyager (Micromégas), Thomson & Craighead, 2013

Voyager (Micromégas)

Thomson & Craighead

Twenty Thousand Seconds, Dan Hett, 2016. Algorithmically generated live coding image film (from an ongoing series)

Twenty Thousand Seconds

Dan Hett

kinetic artwork of a circular wooden base and brass arches with a small brass seasaw with a weight

Allusive Protocols (prototypes)

Julie Freeman

Punchcard Economy, Sam Meech, 2013. ODI: 3.5 x 0.5m knitted banner, FutureEverything: 5 x 3m knitted banner & knitting machines

Punchcard Economy

Sam Meech

Circular blue, black and white inverted image of tree

Inverted Night Sky

Jeronimo Voss

Canal Observatory

AusBlau

The Doffing Misstress Takes a Stroll, David Littler, 2016. Participatory installation. Piano player, paper scores, materials for contribution

The Doffing Mistress Takes a Stroll

David Littler

Dystopian digital city landscape

Cover designs for William Gibson’s Neuromancer trilogy

Daniel Brown

person in white wearing a sci-fi helmet with lots of protrusions

Quasar-2A

Field

The Clandestine Purse, Natasha Caruana, 2008

The Clandestine Purse

Natasha Caruana

Image of an illuminated digital fountain dark blue on black background

Fountain

Katriona Beales

Listening to Shetland Wool

Felicity Ford

Weather Gauge, Thomson & Craighead, 2009

Weather Gauge

Thomson & Craighead

Five 3D printed pale yellow shell-like objects

Lifestreams

Proboscis

Photo of The Promises Machione a wooden display with embedded screen

The Promises Machine

Rachel Jacobs

photo of sensor hanging in a darl room with two screens

Measure for Measure for Measure

David Gauthier

Close up of lightbulbs from The Future artwork

The Future

Alicia Eggert and Safwat Saleem

Rates for the Job, Sam Meech, 2016. Order form and performative contractual exchange action 

Rates for the Job

Sam Meech

black and white image of booklet called Daemons of the Shadow World

Daemons of the Shadow World

Giles Lane

Listening to Shetland Wool, Felicity Ford, 2013. Interactive online aporee sound map

Sonic Pattern and the Textility of Code

Felicity Ford

Three Hundred and Sixty Seconds, Dan Hett, 2016. Algorithmically generated live coding production stills (from an ongoing series)

Three Hundred and Sixty Seconds

Dan Hett

Fairytale for Sale, Natasha Caruana, 2011

Fairytale for Sale

Natasha Caruana

Screen capture of multi-coloured digitally generated flowers

Flowers

Daniel Brown

Data as Culture - Art that uses data as a material

The Datacatcher is a brightly coloured handheld device, reminiscent of a flashlight. It has been designed to help build relationships between people’s experiences of data and their surroundings. Originally designed as a mobile device, the Datacatcher displays short snippets of thought-provoking socio- political data related to the area into which it is taken. Messages include factual information, such as typical income, education levels, and the number of pubs or GP surgeries nearby. Turning the control dial shows previous messages, or proposes more provocative or tongue-in-cheek questions such as “what can you hear?” or “how does it smell here?”

Using this device, people are able to build a multi-layered picture of their local environment that is data-rich and multi-sensory. Some of the sources of data include the Office for National Statistics, Fix My Street, Twitter, Wikipedia, Yahoo Finance and Zoopla.

Courtesy of the artist.

Additional data supplied by the following sources: The Environment Agency, Department of Energy and ClimateChange, The Police, Experian Mosaic, Open Data Communities, Weather Underground and They Work For You. Datacatcher is part of a five year project funded by the European Research Council (ERC) conducted by a group of researchers based in the Interaction Research Studio at Goldsmiths, University of London.