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Engagement through Art and Open Source Software: Exploring the Intersection

Learn about the impact of open source software on art and explore how this intersection can enhance creativity, cooperation, and openness in our lives. Discover case studies, results, and conclusions from the seminar held on June 29, 2011, at SINTEF, Oslo.

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Engagement through Art and Open Source Software: Exploring the Intersection

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  1. Letizia JaccheriDepartment ofComputer and Information Science, NTNUwww.letiziajaccheri.com Engagement through Art and Open Source Software Talk invited at Quality of Experience in New Media Landscape Seminar, R2D2 Networks – project 29. June 2011 SINTEF Oslo www.artentnu.com

  2. Structure • mini-performancemax 15 minutes • Context • Cases • Results • Conclusions sewing as a way of seeing 2009

  3. Why do we human beings need technology? • be cool • http://u.ime.ntnu.no/smstavle • ime ? yourtext • Send to 1980 • for example ime ? because we love shopping

  4. Possible answers • to make work more effective. • Think about the plow, invented several millenniums B.C, or our beloved computer invented half century ago • to make life go faster • think about the train, airplane, telephone, and internet • to make life lighter and enjoyable • Think about cinema, radio, television, electronic games, and I-Pod

  5. Software ArTE answer • to introduce more creativity, cooperation, and openness in our life Artist Visitor Work

  6. What is software?

  7. Software, also called program code, governs the behavior of computers void setup() { size(640, 200); background(153,0, 153); } void draw() { stroke(0,153,0); if(mousePressed) { line(mouseX, mouseY, pmouseX, pmouseY); } } Processing.org

  8. Open sourcesoftware • A software system is open source if its code is available to everybody for inspection, use, and modification. Use and further release of modified version ofan OSS system are regulated by a license

  9. OSS examples?

  10. OSS Examples • Linux (operating system) • loc4,142,481 • Apache (web server) • Web Sites hosted 179,720,332 • Percent 60.31% • loc 89,967 • Scratch (to create animations, games, small multimedia programs) • Users 300.000 • Projects 1.5 M • http://scratch.mit.edu/users/artentnu2009 • Arduino, Processing

  11. The new just might be old - Research methods in softwareengineering • mathematicalproofs • empirical studies (qualitative, quantitative, experiments, case studies, surveys, positivism, interpretivism) • Literaturereviews • Design science • Action research • …

  12. Cases • Researcher Days Night 2009 • Itovation 2009 • NTNU Fest 2010 • K+K=K 2010

  13. Research Questions • Research Question: How can we increase knowledge about the intersection between softwareand art? • Question for Practice: How can software benefit from art and vice versa?

  14. Researcher Days Night 2009 - stakeholders

  15. Itovation 2009 - stakeholders

  16. NTNU Fest 2010 - romantic

  17. K+K=K 2010 - fun

  18. K+K=K 2010 – concentrated

  19. Results • About stakeholders … • Development or use? • HCI, software engineering • How to evaluate works in the art and technology intersection? • Technical and esthetics quality • Are there feelings beyond creativity and amusement we should look at? • Boring, romantic, contemplative, anger, etc.

  20. Results • Our results suggest a model based on: 1) a stakeholder • model for Science in Society Open Source Software events where stakeholders are artists, developers, researchers, and citizens; 2) a open documentation model for open source software events where documentation consists of a patchwork of words, still and moving images, music and sound, and digital code.

  21. Conclusions • Questions and comments • More answers? • www.letiziajaccheri.com • http://letiziajaccherihp.wordpress.com/teaching/tdt4852-experts-in-team-new-media-art-for-interactive-campaigns-langsgaende/

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