Interview with Chris Sugrue, part 2: The EyeWriter
This is the second part of the interview with Chris Sugrue. Read the first part here: Tangible Interfaces
Photo above: Decrypted Reflections by Chris Sugrue (cc)
Photo bellow: Tempt1 wearing The EyeWriter
Taken from urban_data’s flickr
Interview with Chris Sugrue, part 1: Tangible Interfaces
Chris Sugrue is an interaction designer, artist, programer and lecturer. She took part in the team which created one of the most intriguing and awarded wearable technology project in 2010 – The EyeWriter.
It’s a low-cost eye controlled drawing tool for ALS patients (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease), a degenerative neuromuscular disorder that causes paralysis, initially created for cult LA graffiti artist and activist Tempt1.
Chris spent this spring / summer as artist-in-residence in Ljudmila (Ljubljana, Slovenia), presenting her work also in Kibla (Maribor,) and netclub MaMa in Zagreb (Croatia). Her visit to Zagreb was organized by Center for Synergy of Digital and Visual Arts and Upgrade Zagreb! (both founded by Maja Kalogera).
Chris Sugrue: Delicate Boundaries (cc)
Interview with Sabrina Basten & Audrey Samson, part 2: On disposable electronics
This is the second part of the interview with Sabrina Basten & Audrey Samson. Read the first part here: Hackin’ some coils into wearables
Audrey Samson & Sabrina Basten @Make Me! Festival in Belgrade
Photo: body pixel (cc)
Interview with Sabrina Basten & Audrey Samson, part 1: Hackin’ some coils into wearables
My next interview from the Make Me! Festival frame includes artists / hackers Audrey Samson a.k.a. ideacritic (on the behalf of the Genderchangers project) and Sabrina Basten, who both led the workshop titled Electromagnetic Cityscapes – Roger 10-4.
Audrey Samson & Sabrina Basten @Make Me! Festival in Belgrade
Photo: body pixel (cc)