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)
Froggy camouflage handheld fans
Project by Anna Carreras. BAU Design College of Barcelona, Spain. Hand fan (abanico) inspired...
Crepuscle, by Ashlin Aronin
Night falls in Gamboa, Panama -- site of the 2019 Digital Naturalism Conference. The...
Agouti, Agouti!
By Jason Bond, Blunderboffins Agouti, Agouti! is a work of interactive digital art (i.e....
Kris Casey – Beginning Endless Forms
August 12-19th. Kris Casey is a visual artist and creative researcher from Chicago, IL....
Balloon Environmental Sensing Takes to the Air
We have liftoff. My first Balloon Environmental Sensing test successfully "slipped the surly bonds...
Sculpting Shadows
By Albert Thrower - albertthrower@gmail.com OVERVIEW In this project, I created three-dimensional sculptural artworks...
The Sustainable Zine
The Sustainable Zine featuring the DinaCon logo lasercut by Andy Quitmeyer Zines have been...
Rainforest Digital Memories
Project by Marta Verde. In Gamboa, I felt really astonished by the gorgeous nature...
Eco-Digital Survival (Redux) in Extreme Landscapes
by Stephanie RothenbergThe first time I heard about Andy Q and Digital Naturalism was...
The Future Within – Grace Grothaus
Grace GrothausTHE FUTURE WITHIN: A digital seed archive and interactive sculpture series exploring threatened...
Dinacon 1 Projects (2561/2018)
3 microfictions on Koh Lon
The idea was to adopt the point of view of select native organisms to sketch...
ImmerSea: Digital Naturalism Conference Field Report
Subversive Submersibles, water-adapted augmented reality Oya Damla, Kira deCoudres, Adam Zaretsky, Ryan Cotham Abstract -...
Sun Set Clock – Prototype
Technology separates us from nature, but does it need to? I used some of my...
DinaCrab: Hermit Crab Behavior
When humans are near, making noise or stomping on the ground or rippling the intertidal...
Tree Yabbie – Michael Candy
Michael Candy, the world's fastest robot tinkerer, created a slew of robots at Dinacon. One...
Island take away sound glasses – Mónica Rikić
I came with the idea of making a playful device at the island. I brought...
TribeNET- Mesh sensor network for battling future distopia
by Elizabeth Bigger, Luis Fraguada, and Agosto Thanks to Dani, Mark, and Umeed for help...
Dinna-con Foraging Guide (PDF)
Foraged Noms! The symbiosis of Dinna-con Fossils have led to the creation of the Ko...
Ecosystem Simulation
My goal for this simulation was to be able to abstractly demonstrate interdependence in an...
Hacking a camera to hack the jungle
This is a simple camera hack that can be done just about anywhere. We modified...
DinaSound is live!
Pearl Ryder is a cell biologist who came to DinaCon with the goal to explore the...
Drawing from Tinbergen
Margaret Minsky 2018 At Dinacon I did some drawing. I chose to copy drawings by...
Nocturnal Garden: Touch Sensor Environmental Art Installation
Relax and listen to Gregory Hanks Green play the Khaen a traditional Lao/Thai mouth organ...
Success with water-adapted augmented reality (AR)
Success with water-adapted augmented reality (AR). Aquatic AR goggles, immersive AR environments ... ImmerSea: Subversive Submersibles...
Glowing Dinaflagellate – Kitty Quitmeyer
Inspired by the microscopic creatures making the seas around her glow, Kitty Quitmeyer, created a...


