Abstract

Recently, media content that interacts in real time is increasing. In this paper, we introduce a real-time color extraction content system that utilizes the Kinect camera used in ‘COLOR’ media art. The Kinect camera used in the work detects and tracks the joints of the visitors that enter the exhibition space. Kinect detected data is mapped to color calibration in a Unity environment to generate a point cloud video. Get the pixel color of the spine shoulder joint coordinates of the visitor in the point cloud image. The color data is output on the screen in the form of color one, and passes through along with the spectators. Color circle decreases as the distance between the visitors and Kinect increases and the distance increases. When visitors come in and the color circles overlap, color of the mixed part will have an intermediate value between the two color circles. This work shows the form of a person's social movement through the colors that each person has and the mixture of the colors. The technology used in this work differs from other media arts in that it extracted the calibrated image colors separately and advanced the interactive media arts. We will improve the accuracy of the point cloud that corrects the color image and the depth image, and improve the color extraction accuracy of the visitors.

Highlights

  • Various real-time interactive works have been increasing as exhibitions in the development of fusion art[1,2,3,4,5]

  • In this paper, technology and art are combined with a focus on ‘COLOR’, an interactive media art work

  • We studied the interaction content system that measures the distance between the visitors and Kinect and changes the size of the color circle according to the distance

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Introduction

Various real-time interactive works have been increasing as exhibitions in the development of fusion art[1,2,3,4,5]. In the interactive media art exhibition space, various digital contents are being rapidly developed based on digital technology[3]. We introduce the media art work ‘COLOR’ that uses color extraction technology that utilizes the Kinect sensor. The media art ‘COLOR’ is designed so that the Kinect sensor extracts the color of clothes on the visitor when a visitor enters the exhibition space. After grasping the symbolism of ‘COLOR’ media art, we discuss the skeletal color extraction system technology used in connection with the work. "Body Movies" projects the images that people have taken, and projects the shadow of the audience on the screen twice This work is his signature public media art project and illustrates the "relationship" of our society. It's a work that allows a silhouette to appear inside the shadow projected to pass in front of the projector

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