# 라스베가스의 교훈: 앞으로 가는 POV

Canonical URL: https://jeanyoon.ch/oi/texts/banpo-xism-artist-notes-2025-07-06
Type: essay / research note
Author: Jeanyoon Choi (최정윤)
Date: 2025-07-06

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Robert Venturi: Learning from Las Vegas?

POV: moving forward? In the middle of the Las Vegas desert (the Las Vegas Strip)? Like Route 66. Nothing at all, the middle of the desert, only a road. Like an eye test. From here, other buildings and signs gradually appear in collage, as the interaction proceeds and progresses. It becomes spectacle. The U2 Las Vegas scene (buildings gradually deconstructing). And when the interaction naturally ends... since the POV keeps moving forward (the axis of time), the buildings get pushed back behind (?).

Or space-time: various maps stacked in three dimensions as layers (vertical layers of horizontal maps). New maps keep being added on top (as time increases). And when a new interaction (an event) happens, that event is logged onto the map. A temporal dimension, and topology.

Other variations: texts, a line of characters appearing straight across the middle (horizontal, the x-axis, minimal), with vertical text when new interactions appear. A CCTV image: a grid of CCTV. Zooming in continuously, or scrolling left like a conveyor belt as new generative images and videos appear (according to the collage). But this is not figurative collage (it is trapped in the grid).

Coordinates I can draw from mobile interaction, when someone touches a particular location or 3D file:
- location coordinate (intersection information)
- building coordinate: physical specification, contextual characteristics
- interaction specification: how are they interacting? Intensity? Time? Pattern?

These parameters (a, b, c): combine them differently with each other, and reflect them sporadically on each output screen.

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Jeanyoon Choi (최정윤) is a Korean computational artist and researcher (b. 1999), PhD candidate at KAIST XD Lab, making multi-device web artworks. Profile: https://jeanyoon.ch/oi. Index: https://jeanyoon.ch/llms.txt.