Observed arrival · 2026-10-21
Hands as Instruments: Damián Lafferranderie Peña’s Interactive Works
A Barcelona-based artist presents browser-playable works that use a camera to turn visitors’ hand movements into part of the experience.
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- The artist says the works use a camera as their only sensor; the page names Candombe, Repique Code, Vínculos, and Noctilucas.
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The artist describes the pieces as browser-based and camera-driven, with visitors’ hands acting as the instrument rather than a separate controller. The work list includes Candombe, Repique Code, Vínculos, and Noctilucas; captions tie other pieces to events including AlphaGo’s move 37 and the 2017 transformer paper. The laboratory says its work is published open source, and the page links to interviews with English subtitles.
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