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Museum design
Interactive Exhibits
Oral sources: compilation and archiving |
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| The target of this installation is to let the
visitor approach the new potential of computerised technology for
the construction and rendering of three-dimensional images related
to the CAT. |
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The visitor stands
behind a cloth; an audio will ask him/her,
to touch various parts of his/her body related
to some organs, e.g. the heart, kidneys,
etc. The visitor can test if he/she
remembers the correct position of the organs
in his/her body. If the answer is correct,
the related organ will be displayed on the
sensitive cloth, and reflected on an opposite
mirror.
The activity entails the individuation
of 6 organs; on this basis the system will
complete the body with all other parts, including
the skeleton and the skin. Half way through
the activity, a camera will display a still
of the participant. After completing the
activity, it will be possible for the visitor
to pick up his/her own skeleton photograph.
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