Locative Painting
Locative Painting: Eugene Von Guerard in the Corangamite Shire (2008-10 work-in-progress)
Supported by Geoplaced Knowledge and Design Research Institute, RMIT University
Project collaboration with Corangamite Arts
Project Manager and Videographer: Seth Keen
Information Architecture: Dan Pettet
Interaction Design: Miek Dunbar
Summary: Locative Painting is both a cultural heritage and networked media project that explores the relationship between Eugene Von Guerard’s landscape paintings and the locations they documented in the Corangamite Shire of Victoria. Locative Painting uses transdisplinary research to bring together art historians, media/design practitioners and community members. Networked Media technologies are utilised to explore new ways of presenting colonial heritage in relation to specific ‘place-based’ locations. These technologies include the development of a customised website using Global Positioning System (GPS) mapping and a portable media player prototype.
http://delicious.com/sethkeen/locativepainting
Research blog Locative Painting tag
Click to enlarge thumbnails of the interaction design process for the Locative Painting prototype (latest development at the top)
Screencasts 02/2010
All maps in these screencasts are attributed to Google Maps with the full attribution displayed in the larger jpg images.
Wireframe 17/09/09 (by Miek Dunbar)
10/09/09 screengrab
Phase II wireframes (by Miek Dunbar):
Phase I wireframes (by Miek Dunbar):
Screengrab 24/07/09:
Jet Studio test (field trip one):
