Issue link: https://digital.copcomm.com/i/1574
45 May 2009 SIGGRAPH Asia's "Synthesis" (clockwise from left to right) Breathing Chaos Fluidity By Sachiko Kodama; from the curated work. This still is part of a collection of ferrofl uid art. [un]wired By John Fillwalk, Jesse Allison, and Keith Kothman from the Institute for Digital Intermedia Arts at Ball State University, US; from the Art Gallery. This live-processing installation responds to interactions from personal radio-frequency devices such as mobile phones and WiFi signals. Alison: Statifi ed Collaborative Storytelling in Dissociative Identity Disorders By Matthew Smith and Even Boucher from Drexel University, US; from the Art Gallery. In this installation, different plot elements are presented based on the viewer's movement within a physical space. The space works as both a form of interaction and a method of presenting story elements. Kazuma Morino Works By Kazuma Morino; from the curated work. The fi lm, from which this still was taken, plays with skeletal arrangements of pre-fab parts to create images refl ective of contemporary building blocks. Movement 11 By Alain Bittler, France; from the Art Gallery. The image, an expression of energy from a virtual dancer, shows the vibration of his virtual movements within the universe. Tactile Cloud Landscape By Kumiko Kushiyama, from Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan; from the Art Gallery. A simulation of a natural landscape becomes tactile artwork that interactively expresses images and movements of clouds. Images and tactile sensations incorporating the soft movements of clouds interact simultaneously to create a tactile display that reacts to human contact. Imaginary Numbers By Keiko Kimoto; from the curated work. These images were produced with a numerical formula and then developed into various media.