“Dust in Time: Exploring Embodied Experience of Time via an Interactive Installation” by Ruan, Liu, Fan and Li
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- Dust in Time: Exploring Embodied Experience of Time via an Interactive Installation
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- Art & Design
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This paper introduces Dust in Time, an embodied and tangible interactive installation that transforms physical gestures into audio-visual responses through hourglasses and projected particles, offering a reflective exploration of time and human presence.
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