(No)where (Now)here, Interactive Dresses That Are Activated by a Viewer’s Gaze
“(no)where (now)here” is a pair of interactive dresses that move and glow in response to a viewer’s gaze. Eye tracking technology in the dresses monitors the gaze of onlookers, photo-luminescent thread provides the illumination, and robotics slowly move the dress material. The dresses were created by fashion designer Ying Gao.
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