Pictures

miguel

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walter

viviana

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AINARA

Alberto, Miguel and angela doing tension, frequency and material tests outside

setting the prism that will form the hypercube of carles

Daniel finishing his E-talking candies

David Sjunnesson- minitaller XBEE

davids solving the problems of dani

ion soldering sensors with ainara

Ion welding sensors but still have not reached the XBee !!!!!!!!!!

ion soldering sensors with ainara - small

Miguel testing the game with the mud

Emanuele Mazza and Walter working with Gamuza

Interesting compilation of tracking techniques in open frame works, for all audiences: www.gamuza.org

Emanuele Mazza and Walter working with Gamuza - small

First contact

First contact in the cafeteria of Arteleku. David Cuartielles, Moisés Mañas, Kepa Landa and all the employees.

Two spaces in one

While in one space they work in the projects, there are small seminars in the conference room

Marcos García and Laura Fernandez from MediaLab-Prado, Madrid

http://medialab-prado.es/

Marcos García and Laura Fernandez from MediaLab-Prado, Madrid - small

Conference: Marcos García and Laura Fernandez from MediaLab-Prado

Walter presenting the WORM space in ROTTERDAM

Impressive/ interesting place for production, diffusion and participation of Rotterdam. Fantastic underground agenda. http://agenda.wormweb.nl/

Walter presenting the WORM space in ROTTERDAM

Space of the workshop in Arteleku

David Sjunnesson, Oscar and Moisés Mañas working a little

JUSSI ÄNGESLEVÄ (ART+ COM) http://www.artcom.de/

JUSSI ÄNGESLEVÄ (ART+ COM)

JUSSI ÄNGESLEVÄ (ART+COM)

Daniel Palacios trying to advance and waiting for transistors

Angela explaining programming to some collaborators

David cuartielles + Moisés Mañas

David Sjunnesson- minitaller XBEE

Christian working (Carles and Francesca in the background)

Emanuele Mazza explaining processing

Alberto and his interactive mud balls

Alberto with the project in the forest of Arteleku

Interesting sound experience in the small forest Arteleku. Playing with low frequencies that create ruptures with the very sound of the place, building some interesting soundscapes, their frequencies maintain an OKUPA character in the space they are involved.