‘Soak, Dye in Light,’ Interactive Artwork by Everyware
‘Soak, Dye in light” by Everyware is an empty canvas but when you touch it, its elastic surface causes colour to soak into it, enabling you to create your own multicoloured patterns of virtual dye.
Local materials such as herbs, flowers, rocks, juice of animals or shells have been used through the dying process. Especially in Korea, people have deep affection toward the unique colors and textures of fabric dyed with traditional materials. Now in the age of new media, we tried a whole new way of coloring fabrics with the essential materials of new media, ‘light’ and ‘interactivity’. Also, as a meta-creative interactive installation, ‘Soak’ can be expanded for creating garments with personalized patterns or textile productions using today’s digital fabric printing technologies.
Via [computer art]
