Microsoftのインスタグラム(microsoft) - 11月19日 04時11分

Landscape painter Keith Salmon dedicated his career to visualizing the mountains of Scotland. When his eyesight started to deteriorate, he questioned what to do next, and soon realized that his art could be expressed in new ways with the help of technology and sound. Keith partnered with Microsoft Researcher Neel Joshi to build an interactive audio visual exhibit that allows individuals with visual impairment, as well as those with sight, to experience the canyons of Oregon. They built an installation at the 9e2 art and technology festival in Seattle, made up of 15 audio speakers and four Microsoft Kinects, that extended the visual experience of Keith's paintings with sound, and created a new form of artistic expression. Learn more about Keith and Neel's work by clicking the link in our bio.

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