Eugenia Sangmie Kim

According to our database, Eugenia Sangmie Kim authored at least 10 papers between 2011 and 2022.

Collaborative distances:

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2022

Radiant Soma: Visualization of Movement Through Motion Capture and Lasers.

Eugenia Sangmie Kim, Jayson Haebich, Álvaro Cassinelli

Proceedings of the MOCO '22: 8th International Conference on Movement and Computing, Chicago, IL, USA, June 22, 2022

2021

Another Type of Human Narrative: Visualizing Movement Histories Through Motion Capture Data and Virtual Reality.

Eugenia Sangmie Kim

Digit. Humanit. Q., 2021

An Epistemological Misalignment of Cogs in the AI-Art-Making Machine.

Anton Dragan Maslic, Eugenia Sangmie Kim

Proceedings of the Electronic Visualisation and the Arts, 2021

2020

Oncheon: Learning to perform motion trails for virtual spaces.

Eugenia Sangmie Kim, Kim Vincs, John McCormick

Proceedings of the Electronic Visualisation and the Arts, 2020

2019

Lithium Hindsight 360: Designing a process to create movement-based VR illness narratives.

Eugenia Sangmie Kim, Andrew Crowe

Proceedings of the OZCHI'19: 31st Australian Conference on Human-Computer-Interaction, 2019

Bringing the Tangible into the Virtual: Preserving human-silkworm collaboration.

Eugenia Sangmie Kim, Feixuan Xu

Proceedings of the Electronic Visualisation and the Arts, 2019

Ghost in the Virtual Reality: Translating the human essence with motion captured dance.

Eugenia Sangmie Kim

Proceedings of the Electronic Visualisation and the Arts, 2019

Lithium hindsight 360: Increasing access and ensuring preservation of virtual reality narratives.

Eugenia Sangmie Kim

Proceedings of the Information... Anyone, Anywhere, Any Time, Any Way, 2019

2018

Constructing a Dance Pathography: Integrating the performing arts, multimedia and digital medical humanities.

Eugenia Sangmie Kim

Proceedings of the Electronic Visualisation and the Arts, 2018

2011

ChoreoSave: A digital dance preservation system prototype.

Eugenia Sangmie Kim

Proceedings of the Bridging the Gulf: Communication and Information in Society, Technology, and Work, 2011