Shadow Awareness: Bodily Expression Supporting System with Use of Artificial Shadow

Authors:
Yoshiyuki Miwa;Shiorh Itai;Takabumi Watanabe;Koji Iida;Hiroko Nishi
Affiliations:
Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan;Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan;Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan;Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan;Toyo Eiwa University, Kanagawa, Japan
Venue:
Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction. Part II: Novel Interaction Methods and Techniques
Year:
2009

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Abstract

As a supporting means for self-creating bodily expression, shadow media system was developed with which shadow is artificially deformed into diverse forms and such deformed shadow can be displayed on a screen without separating it from the own body. With the system, it was found that the awareness was established inside the body via deformed shadows; therefore it can support an improvised creation of the images. Furthermore, by the subject-object inseparable interaction through shadows, co-creation of images with others was encouraged. Accordingly, it was indicated that this media system is promising and effective to support co-creative expression and shows its potential applicability as a creative archive technology to connect to past people.