trazos explores videofeedback through simple gestures captured from the mouse
videofeedback is a phenomenon of visual recursivity, by feeding the output of a system to its input

- the first gesture controls the moving shape, the trail
- the second gesture controls the panning of the videofeedback, think of it as the 'camera' when doing classic video->camera videofeedback
- the third gesture displaces the videofeedback, adds some noise modulation to the videofeedback process


the result is an everevolving videofeedback piece, where intrincate micro-patterns emerge out of the gestures and the simple feedback chain

realtime on hydra videosynthesizer

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interactivity
-click and drag across the canvas to record the gestures, one after the other
-press '1', '2' or '3' to re-capture a gesture
-press 'd' to visualize the gestures, red-green-blue respectively
-press 'c' to visualize the color layer, which leaks into the feedback
-press 's' to save a screen capture

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buenos aires, argentina <09/2023>

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Minting Instructions
there is a text box indicating the status of the recorded gestures
click and drag the mouse to record each gesture, visualize the gestures with 'd'
to recapture a gesture just press '1', '2' or '3' again and record
all gestures are zero-centered, for small gestures keep close to the center, for big gestures go beyond
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