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Major Studio:Katherine Moriwaki / Final Project basak haznedaroglu emotionBox
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Major Studio:Katherine Moriwaki / Final Projectbasak haznedaroglu

emotionBox

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c o n c e p t

The digital world around us leading to desensitization

Dissolution of expressions and the loss of facial reactions to the physical world around

Losing connection in connected world

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c o n c e p t

Facial expressions communicate information about emotions and enhance the verbal patterns of communication

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A social phenomenon that individual emotional states are highly affected by other people’s emotional states around.

c o n c e p t

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If only they had an Olympic event for facial athletes. (Paul Ekman)

-Text messaging, instant messaging, voice messaging became a part of our lives.-We are using emoticons instead of showing how we feel.

m o ti v a ti o n

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Providing a set of emotional stimuli and evoking emotions for experimental investigations of facial expressions and bringing them back

g o a l

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Why am I doing this?

Exploring the facial expressions and the emotional reactionsEnhancing the nonverbal communication with others /Investigating a social phenomenon whether emotional reactions are contagious

g o a l

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Literature ReviewResearching on UX and Using audio and visual elements as emotional stimuliDiscussing and getting feedback from colleaguesInstalling physical computing elements and building physical constructions

m e t h o d o l o gy

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d o m a i n s

cognitive sciencesociology

experimental psychology

physical computingaudio visualization

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p r e c e d e n t s

MIT Media Lab and affective computing department / human face expression studies for sociable robots

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Bill Viola, The Passions / Depicting ambiguous or mixed faces, examining the manifestations of emotions

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Colorwave Monochrome Digital Art Workshop/Projecting visuals on human face to evoke emotion

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Paul Ekman/ studying on non verbal-behavioral science, exploring the cross-cultural differences in facial expressions

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t e c h n o l o g y

arduino + processing + skype

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s y s t e m d i a g r a m

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s c e n a r i o

Box installation in the space

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Audio and visualizer to attract people’s attention

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Participant interacts with the remote control to choose which experience to go through

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Positive or negative emotional stimuli options

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Exposing a stream of still images and videos supported by audio visualizers

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Recording the participant face inside the box

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In the other room projecting it live

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Live screen supported with the previous records of facial expressions

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d e s i g n p r o c e s s

Prototype #1

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Prototype #1

Results

-Feedback on which visuals to use / User survey on favorite funny movies, happy moments, songs, etc..-Too distracting to concentrate on the experience / feedback on building the box

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Paper Prototype

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Prototype #2

Digital characters on both edges of the uncanny valley / Cartoon-like digital character vs. Humanized digital characters

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Prototype #2

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Prototype #2

Results

-Using one of the most intense emotion=disgust!-Instead of displaying a streamline, participant should choose the visual (button based interface)-Triggering a curiosity for the installation (what should be before the participant approaches?)-Feedback on projection in a separate space to enhance the surprising affect

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d e s i g n p r o c e s s

Prototype #3

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d e s i g n p r o c e s s

Prototype #3

Results

-Sequence of visuals and audio, feedback on the structure of the visuals-Projecting reactions on a bigger screen in a darker open space-Watching other people’s reactions is weird but achieves to evoke emotion-Pushing buttons to change videos is distracting. -Recording other people watching other people’s reactions?-A collage of images of reactions might be exhibited?

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Final Result

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-People experiencing the box and having intense emotions and facial reactions “This is better than watching a movie!”“It is also good for my facial muscles too”

- Curiosity for people watching other people’s faces. “Where is the box???”

-“I felt like people were laughing at ME!”

- “It was very weird to watch 10 people smiling. But I wish they were following me wherever I go.”

c o n c l u s i o n s

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f u t u r e i m p l e m e n t a ti o n

Next?

Carrying this experiment into an online platform and giving a facial expression exercise sessions.

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Thank you!


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