“Interactive Holographic Window” by Sparacino

Flavia Sparacino from Sensing Places, a spinoff from the MIT Media Lab, captures 3D photographs and videos and simultaneously transforms them into holo-portraits and holo-landscapes, and displays them on a commercial auto-stereo display.

Attendees inside the the Guerrilla Studio use the display to interact with people outside, through the Interactive Holographic Window. Potential additional outcomes include 3D printing and texturing of the 3D photographs, and, in some instances, creation of interactive, responsive holo-portraits of the participants.