This paper focuses on the rhythmic interrelationships between the sensing body and the sensing computer. The author proposes that the term kinesthetic empathy provides a useful way of deepening our understanding of feedback and control rhythms.

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Interaction Design, Kinesthetic Empathy, Rhythm, Vitality, Play, Interactive Art
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Video of Elysian Fields installation.

Elysian Fields by Brigid Costello and Ian Gwilt with music by Dave Burraston installed at the University of Technology, Sydney in 2005. (© Brigid Costello)

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