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Notes
A selection of articles & essays which reflect upon the project SwanQuake.SwanQuake is a unique project involving the ongoing making of an interactive artwork comprising 3-D computer graphic environments and motion-capture driven characters created from a variety of materials and methods by an interdisciplinary team gathered together and led by igloo.Authors: Scott deLahunta (editor) Johannes Birringer, Helen Stuckey, Shiralee Saul, Bruno Martelli, Ruth Gibson, John McCormick, Katharine Neil, Alex Jevremovic, Adam Nash, Helen Sloan, Stephen Turk, Marco Gillies, Harry Brenton & David Surman.
| Artist / Author | SwanQuake |
|---|---|
| Editor | Scott deLahunta |
| Publisher | Liquid Press |
| ISBN | 978-1-84102-172-0 |
| Reference | P1011 |
| Date | 2007 |
| Type | Publication |
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