Using computer vision algorithms, a camera detects the faces of the public and captures portrait photos of the people that pass in front of it. These images are projected in a grid on a screen that shows the pictures of the people that have visited the installation during the exhibition. These images are constantly switched in a random order. They are also stored in the hard drive of the computer, storing in this way a temporal register from the cameras point of view.
Art & Research
36 Replies to “Photomaton”
Comments are closed.