Multi-Sensory Moving Art is a new technology which allows artists to correlate their images to monitored environmental and human data rather than time. With Multi-Sensory Moving Art the art is constantly changing according to live environmental data reading. There is no end to this type of art. As long as it is connected to the data sensor it will continue to make live changes in relation to the environment. Multi-Sensory Moving Art uses the Digital Sensor Frame, which is a Cloud Instrument with art as User Interface. The Digital Sensor Frame runs on FRAMED and tablets transforming these device into digital canvas controlled by sensors.

The following is an example of how MSMA is created, how it looks like, and it can be delivered:

Marius Ghercioiu is the Digital Sensor Frame maker out of Austin, TX. Wayne Edward May is an artist out of NYC. Wayne created this composition titled "US Presidents" which is a series of images of US presidents. Marius takes Wayne's art images and places them inside a Digital Sensor Frame, and by that each image or sequence of predetermined images are associated to a live temperature reading. There is a Wi-Fi tag in Austin, TX, or somewhere else, and this tag has a temperature sensor which provides the live readings. Every 3 seconds the tag reads the temperature sensor and sends the reading to an application running in the Cloud, which associates the current temperature value to an image or a sequence of images from Wayne May's “US Presidents” art work. The image or sequence of images is/are displayed, together with the current temperature reading, by the Digital Sensor Frame. This art container is an iFrame object which can be embedded in any media site, as seen below.
 
http://waynemay2.temperatureavatar.com/

Contact Information:
Marius Ghercioiu
Tag4M
info@tag4m.com
Gallery: http://tag4m.blogspot.com/
Credit goes to Wayne Edward May of NYC.