314 Moments: Delineating Incidents

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APPAREIL [author.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, January 18, 2021.Description: 230 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: The series of drawings featured here are the result of an experiment that occurred at the Cercle Artistic Sant Lluc in Barcelona as part of the exhibition Traces – Delineating Incidents in May 2016. Once every minute, a camera takes an aerial picture of the public space in front of Barcelona’s cathedral. A simple algorithm converts the photograph into a vectorial register of the position of the people on the square. And that information is fed to a 3-axis robot equipped with a pen that simply draws it on a 50 cm by 70 cm paper canvas.

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Algorithms (15) ,
Public Space (264) ,
Pedestrian realm (83) ,
Open Space (49) ,
New techniques (16) ,
Mobility Paradigms (7) ,
Mapping (56) ,
Drawing tool (19) ,
Data (151) ,
Barcelona (125)

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APPAREIL, Data, No Density, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms

Algorithms, Barcelona, Data, Drawing tool, Mapping, Mobility Paradigms, New techniques, Open Space, Pedestrian realm, Public Space, User’s experience

The series of drawings featured here are the result of an experiment that occurred at the Cercle Artistic Sant Lluc in Barcelona as part of the exhibition Traces – Delineating Incidents in May 2016.

Once every minute, a camera takes an aerial picture of the public space in front of Barcelona’s cathedral. A simple algorithm converts the photograph into a vectorial register of the position of the people on the square. And that information is fed to a 3-axis robot equipped with a pen that simply draws it on a 50 cm by 70 cm paper canvas.

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