Archive for December, 2009
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Cascade on Wheels is a visualization project that intends to express the quantity of cars we live with in big cities nowadays. The data set we worked on is the daily average of cars passing by streets, over a year. In this case, a section of the Madrid city center, during 2006. The averages are grouped down into four categories of car types. Light vehicles, taxis, trucks, and buses. Read more >>.
Credits:
A project created and directed by Steph Thirion in collaboration with Aer Studio.
Graphic design by Aer Studio.
Walls Map app coded by Steph Thirion.
Trafic Mixer app coded by Aer Studio.
Data handling assistant Nicolas Tremeaud.
Tutored by Ben Fry, Santiago Ortiz, Ricard Marxer and Julian Oliver. Done during Visualizar ’07 at Medialab Prado, a workshop directed by José Luis de Vicente
Album art for Bluermutt‘s second album: The Dislocation (and Consequences). The process of experimental scanning, caused some surprising and beautiful effects.
Domotic is a musician from Paris, France of the record label Active Suspension. Ask for Domotic was a project done in collaboration with Steph Thirion (trsp.net). The production of the site was in large part manual work involving tracing frames taken from video, cutting out the frames with scissors, lots of scanning, and the recording of analog sound effects made with the mouth.
The making of this project was an enriching experience. We are happy with the results and made some good friends along the way.
The making of this project was an enriching experience. We are happy with the results and made some good friends along the way.
Visit Ask for Domotic >>
