Telemurals is an audio-video connection where a communication space is created by breaking apart the pixels and speach of the participants at each end and reassembling them abstractly. The initial setup is straightforward. Two disjoint spaces are connected with an audio-video wall. Video and audio from each space is captured. The two images are then rendered, blended together, and projected onto the wall of their respective space.
Source: Karahalios, L., Donath, J. 2004. Telemurals: linking remote spaces with social catalysts. In Proceeding of the SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems. 615-622
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