Experimental Design
Hengshi Kang
Hengshi Kang is a digital artist/designer/developer whose work explores
a wide spectrum of media including motion graphic, sound/graphic interactive
installation, AR/VR and AI. His aim is transforming emerging technologies into
innovative experiences. He received his B.Eng. from Tongji University in 2018
and will finish MA at Royal College of Art in Information Experience Design at
2020 summer. He collaborated with Microsoft, Victoria and Albert Museum, BBC
and Apple.
In this project I would like to create a more accessible 3D interactive nature experience on website for people who cannot experience real nature right now.
I often watch the trees outside of my window in this special time. The mobile screen is a “black window” for us to have a virtual nature experience, to take a break with mindfulness.
I used Three.js and Babylon.js which are programming libraries of WebGL to create these web experiences.
All these web experiences are using mobile devices’ gyroscope or orientation sensor to simulate a change of view angle.
User can press the upper part of the screen to move the view forward and lower part to backward.
Scan the QR codes to visit the experiences.
flower
QRcode of the flower scene
User can press the upper part of the screen to move the view forward and lower part to backward.
Scan the QR codes to visit the experiences.
Trees
QRcode of the trees scene
User can press the upper part of the screen to move the view forward and lower part to backward.
Scan the QR codes to visit the experiences.
