IDRE |
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Intelligence Déportée sur le REseau Intelligence over the Network |
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Objectives |
Networks,
support of interactive application Learning to manage dynamic information Appying this to art projects |
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Networks, support of interactives application Networks
allow us to exchange information in real time. If traditional methods
of information function only in one sense, the network enables the user
to be reactive, to bring his appreciation and thus to act on the content.
The basis of interactivity is probably, to modify, hijack and redirect
information in order to make it closer and more familiar. Some of the
aims of the IDRE workshop were to see how information could be modified,
enhanced during transfer, given a new life and thus broadcast. |
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Learning to manage dynamic information It
is essential to know the mechanisms of the network, its limits and the
tools that enable the information to become 'bidirectional', so that the
freedom to broadcast, to divert information, remains accessible to the
greatest number. It is essential that the tools which serve these aims
are free, not only free to use but also free in the spirit of their creation.
Using OPEN SOURCE tools managed by a community of developers was the second
objective of the IDRE workshop. |
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The training of new techniques has a real interest only in the way it is applied, the goal was to find a real application for the use of these techniques. The project developed within the framework of the workshop- the embryo of a more significant project- was to blend together the transfer of information through the network, the remote piloting of the device and the idea of 'captivitating' the spectator confronted by a world of machines.This structure, the training tools of the network’s techniques, will become one of the principal pieces presented during the 2006 exhibition in Spain. |
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