You, Me, and Our Computers
An exploration of social, embodied interaction over distance.

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Interlude: Building A Signaling Server For Simple Peer
In the process of working on You, Me, and Our Computers, I have been developing my underlying server and client code to be released as an open-source tool. This week I released the first version of the shared server and client code and wrote a Medium post explaining the tool.
Sketch 4Facemosh
Facemosh is the fourth sketch in the YMOC series. It is a two-person sketch. Each person is represented with their face image as determined by the Mediapipe Facemesh algorithm on an HTML5 canvas. The face images are layered directly on top of each other with opacity so that they blend. Users control the blend by moving their head left to right.
Ymoc Manifold 3: Frame Difference
Frame Difference is the third sketch in the YMOC series. It is a two-person sketch. Each person is represented with their webcam and their pose keypoints from PoseNet on an HTML5 canvas. Frame differencing is used on each webcam to show movement from frame to frame. The differenced images are layered directly on top of each other.
Sketch 2Overlap
Overlap is the second sketch in the YMOC series. It is a two-person sketch. Each person is represented with their webcam and their pose keypoints from PoseNet on an HTML5 canvas.
Sketch 1Contours
Contours/fills is the first sketch in the YMOC series. It is a two-person sketch. Each person is represented with their webcam and their pose keypoints from PoseNet on an HTML5 canvas. Contour shapes are created for each person using the PoseNet keypoint data.
PrologueMe, Me, and My Computer
by Lisa JamhouryIn the first weeks of the residency, we created artworks for a drive-through show, Immediations, at ASU DesignSpace. The call requested ambient audio-video "immediations" to be projected at approximately 120 feet by 10 feet in an unused parking garage turned exhibition hall. I created Me, Me, and My Computer, a prologue to my SloMoCo project, Me, You, and Our Computers.