Everyone coming to DINACON has just 3 simple rules:
- Make Something
- Document and Share it
- Give feedback to at least 2 other folks about their thing!
Many projects are also collected in our books (which are available to download for free)!
Here is also a growing collection of all the amazing projects developed at our fun little jungle/sea conference!
Dinacon 2 Projects (2019)
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Tadpole Soundscapes of Gamboa
By Lee Wilkins and Samantha Wong Tadpole Soundscapes of Gamboa is a generative soundscape…
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Eco-Digital Survival (Redux) in Extreme Landscapes
by Stephanie RothenbergThe first time I heard about Andy Q and Digital Naturalism was…
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Rust Garden
Rust is gorgeous. We marvel at its endless shades of ochre, red, orange and…
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Seedpod LED Hack (Easy, educational bio-augmentation project) – Emily Volk
Exploring around Gamboa on trails and streets, I became fascinated with these flower-shaped seedpods….
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Agouti, Agouti!
By Jason Bond, Blunderboffins Agouti, Agouti! is a work of interactive digital art (i.e….
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The shimmering, industrious leafcutter ants that build highways on the forest floor make up…
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The Frog Show – by Mónica Rikić and Ruben Oya
Frog Show wants to elevate the singing frogs to an audiovisual experience. Since our…
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Sculpting Shadows
By Albert Thrower – albertthrower@gmail.com OVERVIEW In this project, I created three-dimensional sculptural artworks…
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Rainforest Digital Memories
Project by Marta Verde. In Gamboa, I felt really astonished by the gorgeous nature…
Audio Synthesis of the Túngara Frog Call
Before the sun had even set on my first day in Gamboa I had…
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Froggy camouflage handheld fans
Project by Anna Carreras. BAU Design College of Barcelona, Spain. Hand fan (abanico) inspired…
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Kris Casey – Beginning Endless Forms
August 12-19th. Kris Casey is a visual artist and creative researcher from Chicago, IL….
Dinacon 1 Projects (2561/2018)
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Sun Set Clock – Prototype
Technology separates us from nature, but does it need to? I used some of my…
Recycloom (recycled textile loom)
In early summer 2017, Streetcat (https://www.streetcat.media/) participated as a node leader for the inaugural Digital…
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3 microfictions on Koh Lon
The idea was to adopt the point of view of select native organisms to sketch…
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Coral-textured Paneling
Inspired by the modular pattern of corals, the project translates the coral textures into modules…
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Tidal Memories
Tidal Memories displays Dinacon photos against an animated intertidal zone. Tidal Memories is an interactive,…
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Smart environments: from natural to digital
In the future, we will live in “smart environments”. A smart environment is filled with…
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Sonic Lace
Initiated at DinaCon 2018 at Lone Island, sonic lace combines textile speaker making with needlepoint…
That Strange Sensation by Dezmediah
My main project at Dinacon was to write a short story inspired by one or…
Crochetteering – a tale of fishy innovation
by Hannah Perner-Wilson (+C, KOBAKANT) My plans for Dinacon were to develop An Underwater Studio…
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DinaSound is live!
Pearl Ryder is a cell biologist who came to DinaCon with the goal to explore the…
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Coconut water catcher 1.0
Are your bowls too small to catch your coconut water? Do you struggle to prevent…
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DinaSynth Quartet – Scott (Seamus) Kildall
At Dinacon 2018, Scott (Seamus) Kildall prototyped a new project called DinaSynth Quartet, which is…
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Glowing Dinaflagellate – Kitty Quitmeyer
Inspired by the microscopic creatures making the seas around her glow, Kitty Quitmeyer, created a…
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Wild Behavior – Jonathan Gill
My project was to develop a low-cost, open-source platform for testing the perceptual and cognitive…
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Dinasaur Illustrations
By Michelle Tan I was at Dinacon for almost four days in the first week…


