Observed arrival · 2026-11-14
Kinetitude turns movement into marks and music
Artist Anne Scott Wilson’s drawing app turns hand or body movement into visual marks and sound, with a webcam version and a kiosk setup that can print the results.
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- Hospital, museum and gallery visitors
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- Pinch-and-hold makes paint drip; a fist makes colour erupt, with gesture instructions available on-screen or as a wall panel.
Field notes
The gesture system assigns distinct visual effects to actions: holding a pinch makes paint drip, a still hand spreads colour, and a fist causes an eruption. The page also describes a wall-panel gesture guide and a kiosk with a small photo printer. One documented session was printed at 1070 × 1900 mm and painted over by hand; the larger six-person, four-wall setup is identified as a proposal.
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