https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJ3JkVxi9AE
A new exhibit at the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke gives visitors a chance to use technology to color ancient statues. Duke computer scientists and art historians created software that projects a multitude of colors onto the sculptures using light from a projector.
Lives of Things Project Team
Duke University
2014 - 2015
Mariano Tepper
Electrical & Computer Engineering
Mark Olson
Art, Art History & Visual Studies
Caroline Bruzelius
Art, Art History & Visual Studies
Guillermo Sapiro
Electrical & Computer Engineering
Lex Butler *
Graduate Liberal Studies
Alexandra Dodson
Art, Art History & Visual Studies
Sinan Goknur
Art, Art History & Visual Studies
Amanda Lazarus *
Art, Art History & Visual Studies
Jordan Hashemi *
Electrical & Computer Engineering
Max Symuleski *
Art, Art History & Visual Studies
Christopher Tralie *
Electrical & Computer Engineering
Nan Yi *
Electrical & Computer Engineering
* Indicates graduate student in "3D Design & Programming in Art & Medicine" (Profs. Olson & Tepper, Spring 2014), where the concept for the interactive installation was originally conceived.
To learn more about the creators of this project, visit http://medieval.colab.duke.edu/credit...
Art, Art History & Visual Studies
