Two interactive fabric touch screen project a shadowy and blurry image of the other site. When the partner walks towards to the fabric, the other partner sees a blurry silhouette of his/her partner. Once he/she touches his/her partner’s blurred body, the image comes into focus revealing the partner’s features. While not in active use, the interactive fabric surface shows a faint shadowy video of the other location.
Reference: Motamedi, N. 2007. The aesthetics of touch in interaction design. In Proceedings of the Conference on Designing Pleasurable Products and Interfaces (DPPI’07). ACM Press, 455–460.
Motamedi, N. 2007. Keep in Touch: A Tactile-Vision Intimate Interface. In TEI'07.
