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Intimacy and embodiment issues for human-computer interaction design
People have aesthetic experiences when they manipulate objects skillfully. Highly skilled performance with an object requires forming a highly intimate relationship with it. Aesthetics flow from this intimacy. This paper discusses three works that illustrate how intimacy and embodiment can be useful concepts for designing human-machine interfaces. The three works include: Iamascope, Glove-TalkII and the Forklift Ballet.
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