Posts Tagged ‘Installation’
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Digging in the crates is an interactive installation about the history of sampling as a production technology of contemporary music. It is made by Rossland Losslein for his diploma thesis.
The turntables are used to navigate dynamic data visualizations. Infographics are projected on the records.
(via creative applications)
The Particle is an installation with light, sound and movement created by Alex Posada.
The light patterns in combination with the sounds makes it a really amazing experience. We’ll keep you posted when on display again!
Twenty minutes of a light dance playing with the shadows and the facade structure in a perfect way.
It is a 2D projection with some 3D techniques and a warp software developed in OpenFrameworks.
(via Broad.cat)
I loved to see these ones made by YesYesNo, a collective formed by Zachary Lieberman, Theo Watson and Joel Gethin Lewis. They transformed a church in Auckland, New Zealand, in a beautiful interactive canvas.
At least, there are people who really want to make cities happier for christmas!
(via @TodayTomorrow)
The exhibition shows the most impotant works in digital and interactive design in the last year. There we can find pieces of art from Robert Hodgin, Golan Levin, John Maeda, Aaron Koblin, Karsten Schmidt…
One of the things I really loved from the exhibition was the mirrors. From the Venetian Mirror by Fabrica to the Weave Mirror by Daniel Rozin, playing with time or context.
In the video above you can see me reflected in the weave mirror :)