Exhibition Overview

Every year students participating in the M.Sc. in Multimedia Systems Programme at Trinity College collaborate to create exciting and innovative projects for display to the general public. This year is no different, with students producing computer games, time-lapse photography, artificial life simulators and sensor-controlled environments. As many of this year's projects are sensor-based we are proud to present this year's show: "Sensored Media 2006".

Around Ireland

A website documenting Irish life and showcasing mobile video and photography, all uploaded directly while travelling the country.

Jenifer Hanen, Shonagh Hurley, Simon Tomkins, Jasper Wood

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Dark Matter

The Dark Matter project creates an immersive multimedia installation, which allows users to physically interact with procedurally generated visuals and audio effects.

Nuria Lopez, Christine Mitchell, Elinor Mombrun-O'Neill, Vanessa Power

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Explore Beckett

A novel way to explore major dramatic works of Samuel Beckett. Navigate through a surreal world populated with a number Beckett's characters and learn a little more about one of Ireland's most important writers.

Andrew Nolan

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Resonance

Resonance uses the media of audio and photography to create an audiovisual interactive installation. Using multiple perspectives of the same scene this project explores how narratives unfold in time and space through the use of inanimate objects.

Edel Campbell, Victoria Macarthur, Fionnuala Mahon, Fiona McDonald, Elaine McHugh, Amy Walsh

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Super Fly Guy

Super Fly Guy is a game that lets you experience what it would be like to fly. You can navigate through an atmospheric location by standing in front of a large screen and making flying gestures with your arms.

John Braine, Stewart Curry, Wolfe Fishbourne, Philip Larkin

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Vevo

Vevo examines the concept of evolution by presenting a virtual evolution system which mimics Darwinian evolution. Within this system, which will evolve over the course of the exhibition, virtual 'creatures' will emerge. These autonomous creatures will behave, breed and evolve within a physical model of an underwater environment. Vevo aims to question our notion of evolution and how it relates to living things.

Emmanuel Stone

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Vircle

Vircle acts as an interactive virtual games board beginning with a four player virtual air hockey game, that is played with a virtual puck and physical strikers that are tracked with sensors to interact with elements of the game.

Mick Cullinan, Edward Kyriacou, Orla McGuinness, Ronan Spratt

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Map

Steps leading to Regent House are located just inside the front arch of Trinity College.

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Times

Wed 27th Sept

6pm - 8pm

Thurs 28th Sept

11am - 6pm

Fri 29th Sept

11am - 6pm

Sat 30th Sept

11am - 5pm

Mon 2nd Oct

11am - 6pm

Tues 3rd Oct

11am - 3.30pm

Photographs

Photos in the run up to the exhibition and during the exhibition itself will be updated all week long on Flickr