reconFIGURE: Confronting Audiences with Digital Doppelgängers
– SIGGRAPH 2024
Author: Florian Christoph Bruggisser, Chris Elvis Leisi, Pascal Lund-Jensen, Martin Fröhlich and Christopher Lloyd Salter

Abstract
This paper describes the artistic context, technical implementation, user study, evaluation and future work around reconFIGURE, a participatory installation exploring the transformation of human bodies through computational systems. The installation involves capturing visitors’ images, transforming these into animated 3D doppelgängers, and projecting them on a large-screen. Unique in its rapid transformation from 2D to 3D, reconFIGURE highlights the aesthetic-social repercussions of transforming whole human body images using machine learning.
Keywords
computation, algorithmic, generative, human interaction, interface,
installation, interaction, machine learning, perception, interaction, body
Reference
https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3664208
https://blog.zhdk.ch/immersivearts/reconfigure/
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