Preface Admission Works "I/O Bulb" "Strata/ICC" "TouchCounters " "ClearBoard-1" "PingPongPlus " "Pinwheels" "Triangles" "MusicBottles" "Curlybot" "HandScape" "InTouch" Participation Artist's Related Events Artists' Talk Symposia Symposia Catalog
		June 23 (Friday) - July 9 (Sundayday), 2000 [Finished] Gallery A
		Works "PingPongPlus " Jay Lee, Blair Dunn, Rujira Hongladaromp, Craig Wisneski, Julian Orbanes, Ben Chun, Ishii Hiroshi Collaborators: Masahiko Furukata, Motoi Ishibashi, Motoki Koketsu Photo: Webb Chappell Digital water covers the surface of a ping-pong table. Each time a ball bounces off the table digital ripples spread out quietly and the fish scatter. This is the image that PingPongPlus realizes. The basic concept is to use a standard ping-pong racquet and ball to transform the sport of ping-pong itself into an interactive interface with the digital world. The theme of the research is to learn by experience how the digital layer designed on top of the ping-pong table affects the competitive interaction of the game of ping-pong.