Online 16th - 19th November 2020
The 30th anniversary EVA London 2020 conference was due place from 6th – 9th July 2020. However due to the pandemic, we delayed the conference until Monday 16th November – Thursday 19th November 2020, with workshops on Friday 20th November 2020.
The papers are published online via ScienceOpen by the BCS: The Chartered Institute for IT, in the series: Electronic Workshops in Computing (eWiC) Electronic Visualisation and the Arts (EVA 2020). DOI 10.14236/ewic/EVA2020.0 – see also DBLP access.
J. Weinel, J.P. Bowen, G. Diprose, and N. Lambert (eds.) EVA London 2020: Electronic Visualisation & the Arts. Proceedings of a conference to be held online in November. BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, 2020. ISBN 978-1-78017-538-6.
Documentation
Papers and Presentations
Plase Note: The video recordings are basic edits and will include any connection glitches.
Monday 16th November 2020 |
| Author(s) | Title | Paper | Video |
Session 1 – Chair: Jon Weinel |
1 | Moshe Caine, Doron Altaratz, Eytan Mann & Adam Havki | The Spirit of the Cloud: The ‘New Jerusalem’ as a metaphor for social experiences of virtual technologies | Paper | Video |
2 | Matthew Riley, Uyen Nguyen, Duy Phuong Nguyen & Max Piantoni | YomeciLand x Bunjil Place: The sounding body as play | Paper | Video |
3 | Ann Borda & Jonathan P. Bowen | Turing’s Sunflowers: Public research and the role of museums | Paper | Video |
Session 2 – Chair: Jon Weinel |
4 | Jonathan Weinel | Visualising Rave Music in Virtual Reality: Symbolic and interactive approaches | Paper | Video |
5 | Kira Zhigalina & Ivan Isakov | From Symbiosis to SYM: Wider applications for biofeedback art | Paper | Video |
Keynote |
6 | Stuart Dunn | Networks of Objects or Objects as Networks? Rethinking digital art history (again) | Paper | Video |
Session 3 – Chair: Tula Giannini |
7 | Laura Fernandez | Orgaz Intangibles | Paper | Video |
8 | Anna Shvets & Samer Darkazanli | Graphs in Harmony Learning: A.I. assisted VR application | Paper | Video |
9 | Milton Mermikides, Peter Zinovieff & Anne-Marie Curran-Cundy | Revisiting December Hollow: Unearthing emotional shape | Paper | Video |
10 | Dominik Lengyel & Catherine Toulouse | Artificial Imagination Induced by Visualised Hypotheses in Archaeology | Paper | Video |
11 | Brian Wichmann | Tilingsearch.org: A searchable repository of Islamic geometric patterns | Paper | Video |
12 | Tula Giannini, Jonathan P. Bowen | Computing the Future: Digital encounters in art and science when da Vinci meets Turing | Paper | Video |
EVE | Sean Clark, Geoff Davis, Brian Reffin Smith and Nick Lambert | The Computer Arts Society Introduces The Computer Arts Archive | - | Video |
Tuesday 17th November 2020 |
Session 4 – Chair: : Graham Diprose |
1 | Eugenia S. Kim, Kim Vincs & John McCormick | Oncheon: Learning to perform motion trails for virtual spaces | Paper | Video |
2 | Ron Yakir | Touch and Go: On the use of proprioception to convey a meaningful experience in virtual reality | Paper | Video |
3 | Shuai Xu | Black in White – Magnetic in Paper | Paper | Video |
Session 5 – Chair: Carl Smith |
4 | Oliver Mag Gingrich, Aphra Shemza & Maria Almena | Transformations: New media art between communities and professional practice | Paper | Video |
5 | Amanda Egbe | Veils and Sensors: An artistic intervention with archival moving image material | Paper | Video |
6 | Carl H. Smith | Living in Parallel: Adventures in pluralism and double consciousness | Paper | Video |
Keynote |
7 | Arthur Miller | The World of AI-Powered Creativity | Paper | Video |
Session 6 – Chair: Terry Trickett |
8 | Andy Lomas | Enhancing Perception of Complex Sculptural Forms Using Interactive Realtime Ray Tracing | Paper | Video |
9 | Fion Gunn, Maureen Kendal & Mehmet Mulla | An Exploration of How Artists Use Immersive Technologies to Promote Inclusivity | Paper | Video |
10 | Carla Capeto | Dramaturgy of Robots and Machines | Paper | Video |
11 | Anastasia Sycheva | Student IDs Cards | - | Video |
12 | Tony Langford and Tamara Russell | Immersive Content | - | Video |
13 | Oliver Mag Gingrich, Paola D’Albore, Eugenia Emets, Alan Renaud, David Negrao | Connections: Participatory art as a factor for social cohesion | Paper | Video |
14 | Terry Trickett | Experiencing Visual Music From an Artist’s and Listener’s Point of View | Paper | Video |
EVE | | EU-funded "Code Reality" meet-up on Mixed Reality | - | - |
Wednesday 18th November 2020 |
| Author(s) | Title | Paper | Video |
Session 7 – Chair: Jonathan Bowen |
1 | Giuliano Gaia, Stefania Boiano, Jonathan P. Bowen & Ann Borda | Museum Websites of the First Wave: The rise of the virtual museum | Paper | Video |
2 | Jonathan P. Bowen | Museums and the World Wide Web Virtual Library | - | Video |
3 | Catarina Sampaio & Luísa Ribas | On Data Portraits: An analysis of creative approaches to the visualisation of personal data | Paper | Video |
Session 8 – Chair: Jonathan Bowen |
4 | Maria Kallionpää & Hans-Peter Gasselseder | Back to the Future and Forward to the Past: Zukunftsmusik and the aesthetics of immersive classical music experience | Paper | Video |
5 | Javier Pereda, Patricia A. Murrieta-Flores, Nicholas Radburn, Lois South & Christian Monaghan | Afrobits: An interactive installation of African music and the Trans-Atlantic slave trade | Paper | Video |
6 | Marina Vesic-Eder | Border-Crossing Female Artists Between Experimental and Popular Music From 1970 to the Present Day in Serbia and Bosnia & Herzegovina | Paper | Video |
Keynote |
7 | Sean Clark | The Computer Arts Archive | Paper | Video |
Session 9 – Chair: Sarah McDaid |
8 | Christopher Maraffi | Using XR Technology to Enhance Museum Exhibits and Historical Sites | - | Video |
9 | Matt Adams, Jocelyn Spence, Sarah Clark, Ju Row Farr, Steve Benford & Nick Tandavanitj | From Sharing To Gifting: A web app for deepening engagement | Paper | Video |
10 | Taekyeom Lee & Yeohyun Ahn | Tangible TYPE + CODE | Paper | Video |
11 | Yeohyun Ahn | TYPE + CODE VII: Typographic selfie + code | Paper | Video |
12 | Oliver Mag Gingrich, Shama Rahman | Zeitgeist: Window to your mind | Paper | Video |
EVE | | Flux Event Online - Shifting Ground: An exploration of media art & cultural heritage | - | - |
Thursday 19th November 2020 |
| Author(s) | Title | Paper | Video |
Session 10 – Chair: Nick Lambert |
1 | Ross Williams, Benjamin Seide & Elke Reinhuber | An Evaluation of Different Strategies to Represent Performance in a Tropical Garden for Immersive Environments | Paper | Video |
2 | Hannes Rall | ShakesVR: Redefining narrative strategies for linear storytelling in a fully immersive environment | Paper | Video |
3 | Jonathan P. Bowen | A Personal View of EVA London: Past, Present, Future | Paper | Video |
Session 11 – Chair: Terry Trickett |
4 | Liviu Pop | Democraicy | - | Video |
5 | Daniela de Paulis | The Dream of Scipio | Paper | Video |
6 | Eunice G. Duarte | Under the Surface of Images: Low-tech images produced by handheld devices for performance practice | Paper | Video |
Keynote |
7 | Terry Trickett | Keynote: EVA International EVA conferences | - | Video |
Session 12 – Chair: Graham Diprose |
8 | Anna Notaro | tate of the Art: A.I. through the (artificial) artist’s eye | Paper | Video |
9 | Dave Everitt & Fania Raczinski | Creative Visualisation of Magic Squares | Paper | Video |
10 | Jānis Garančs | In Flow Between Fascination, Awe, Despair and Trance: Algorithmically controlled live online trading experience | Paper | Video |
11 | André Rangel | Re-Visiting and Re-Coding Classic Algorithmic Art | Paper | Video |
12 | Nick Lambert, Mike Smith & Jazz Rasool | Designing an Augmented Reality Exhibition: Leonardo’s Impossible Machine | Paper | Video |
13 | Carl H. Smith & Eddie Castañeda | Techno-Hyperhumanism | Paper | Video |
EVA | | EVA Online Social Event | - | - |
Friday 20th November 2020 |
| Author(s) | Title | Paper | Video |
Workshops |
1 | Eyal Gruss, et al. | Deep Learning Generative Methods for Manipulating Visual Imagery | - | Video |
2 | Carl Smith, Eddie Castañeda | Techno Hyper-Humanism | - | - |