Azimuth Nitehi // Cądé Edáha

Azimuth Nitehi runs on web browsers that support WebGL 2.0. To find out if your browser does, please use this link. https://get.webgl.org/webgl2/

The experience features support for Desktop and Mobile Controls. 

It has been tested and confirmed to work on Google Chrome,  Firefox, Safari, Microsoft Edge when operating on Windows, Mac and Android / iOS smartphones.


Desktop Controls:

Before joining, click on UI Buttons with your mouse.

When joined, left-click and drag your mouse to look around.

When joined, right-click with your mouse to exhale.


Mobile Controls:

Before joining, tap on UI Buttons with your finger on the screen.

When joined, look around and exhale an orb by swiping your finger over the screen.


Info:

Title: Azimuth Nitehi

Medium: Digital, interactive

Creators: Dallas Flett-Wapash & Taylor McArthur

Commissioned by: Video Pool Media Arts Centre

Exhibition: Poolside Gallery, VideoPool Media Arts Centre

Made in Spring of 2021.


Azimuth: horizontal direction expressed as the angular distance between the direction of a fixed point (such as the observer's heading) and the direction of the object.

Nitehi: The heart.

The ring of syllabics, in the app, contain the phrase "my heart is beating," or Pahkakowin Niteyeh.

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