Last year I created an interactive installation using a wooden sphere as the interface through a to a piece of custom-programmed software. Since then it has been renamed from Panarbocon to Natural Experience, and exhibited as part of Elastic 2005; 3rd Annual Emerging Art and Design Award.
Here finally is a 744kb clip of the view through Natural Experience (WMV format can be played on Macs using the VLC player), as someone uses the wooden sphere. Interacting with the sphere allows you to “look” 360° around the forrest panorama. The clip is pretty short, and does not rotate more than a few degrees, but it can allow you a better impression of what the experience of using it is like.
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