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Papers [P] /Short Papers [SP]
#23. Diniz,
N. (2008) “Body
Tailored Space"
ARTECH'08, 4th International Workshop in Digital Art, Porto, Portugal
[7-8 Nov 08]. [Forthcoming] [P]
#22. Diniz,
N. (2008) “Body
Tailored Space,Experiments in Evolving Spatial Interactions"
SIGGRAPH '08, Los Angeles, USA [5-9 Aug08]. [Forthcoming]
[Poster]
#21. Diniz,
N. (2008) “Configuring
Space Through Embodiment" ISEA
2008 -International Symposium on Electronic Art,
taking place in Singapore, 25 July to 3 August 2024 [Forthcoming].
[P]
#20.
Diniz, N. (2008)
“Body Tailored Space"
CAADRIA
2008 - Beyond Computer Aided Design",
taking place in Chiang Mai, Thailand, [9-12 April 2008].
[P]
#19. Diniz,
N. (2007) “Augmented
Membranes" for
Proceedings of Ubicomp 2007- "Transitive Materials" Workshop,
Innsbruck, Austria [16 Set 07].
[P]
#18. Diniz,
N., Turner, A., (2007) “Towards
a Living Architecture" for
Proceedings of ACADIA 2007 Expanding Bodies, Halifax, Canada [4-7
Oct 07].
[P]
#17. Diniz,
N., Branco, C., Dias (2007) “Nausea
Transformer" SIGGRAPH
'07, San Diego, USA [5-9 Aug07]. [Poster]
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#16.
Diniz, N., Branco, C., Dias, J.M.,
Turner, A. (2007) “Morphosis:
An interactive membrane" for
Proceedings of the 12th International CAAD Futures Conference.
Dong, Andy; Moere, Vande, Andrew; Gero, John S. (Eds.)
2007, Springer.
[P]
SBN: 978-1-4020-6527-9, CAAD Futures'07,
Sydney Australia [11-13 Jul 07].
[P]
#15. Diniz,
N., Branco, C., (2006) “Long
live the video flesh [after videodrome], Envisioning mutable surfaces
for architecture” for
Proceedings of the Information Visualisation, 10th International
Conference on IV'06 IEEE, London, UK, [5-7 Jul 06].
[P]
#14. Diniz,
N., Branco, C., (2006) “An
interactive membrane, exploring interactive materials for architecture”
for for Proceedings of DCC’06, Eindhoven, The Netherlands
[10-12 Jul 06]. [SP]
#13. Diniz,
N., Branco, C., (2004) “An
Evolution on Free Hand Form Generation”
for for Proceedings of ARTECH 2004,
First Workshop in Digital Arts - Digital Technology in the service
of dreams and creatity”, Faculty of Sciences of the University
of Lisbon, Lisbon [Jul 04]. [P]
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