TY - ART
TI - Toucher / Touch
AU - Serge Bouchardon
AU - Kevin Carpentier
AU - Stéphanie Spenlé
AB - "<em>Toucher</em> refers to the physical act of touching and reflects upon the possibilities of developing haptic sensation in a digital environment. While the first physical act of reading a book is to touch it and turn the page, here the physical act of reading requires a mouse, microphone, helmet, and camera. In this sense, reading becomes truly multi-sensorial, since the reader is invited to caress, blow, and brush the work in order to make reading possible. Additionally, there is a section hidden within the menu that has to be found by 'touching' the screen." -- from <em>Electronic Literature Collection, Volume 2</em>
C3 - Web
PY - 2009
LA - English, French
M3 - Interactive, Kinetic, Audiovisual, Poetry
UR - https://the-next.eliterature.org/works/719/0/0/
DB - The NEXT
Y2 - 2025-03-31
ER -