I feel so inspired by the printed paper electronic possiblities from tonight's Unravel guests at Inspace that I think I might burst my stitches.
New Media Scotland introduced us to Jon Rogers from the University of Dundee (sketched), Kate Stone from Novalia, Pete Thomas from Uniform and Tommy Perman from FOUND, all en route to present their array of innovations at SXSW Interactive in Austin Texas next month. Everything is on paper or card, with printed circuits and magic ink.
In addition, we had the musical gadgets by FOUND and Aidan Moffat, still at Inspace and are there to be played with.
This collection of devices forms a reactive sound installation in which visitors can unravel the truth about a narrator’s life by playing records from his collection. A record player controls a series of custom musical instruments. These self-playing instruments soundtrack the story of the narrator as he recounts a memory from his life. Each record represents a different memory, but they sound different every time they are played.
Opportunities for interaction caught by the photographer Chris Scott:
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