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credits Joanna Krzyszton & Grzegorz Rogala
We hold our breath in fear when inhaling and exhaling becomes dangerous. In today's world, we cannot breathe freely, we have limited the possibility of a normal life for the common good. Connected by the Internet, we can still communicate and see each other. The pandemic is a great trial and a lesson in coexistence. Now, more than ever ,we realize that everything and everyone is interconnected, interdependent and responsible for the entire planet.
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Austrias tallest building has a new attraction!
The foyer houses a brand new interactive installation designed and programmed by Responsive Spaces. While a weather-proof camera on the very top of the building constantly captures the view of Vienna, a stunning LED wall in the foyer slices and combines thousands of those images in real time into a vibrant and ever-moving piece of art. Using position tracking, busy people rushing by, can take a minute to explore how their beloved city morphed overnight or thru the seasons.
Client: CBRE GmbH
Location: DC Tower, Vienna. 2020
Hardware: main technische Dienstleistung GmbH
Concept & Creation: Responsive Spaces
(Markus Pargfrieder, Wolfgang Maier, Katharina Mayrhofer)
Design: Responsive Spaces
(Katharina Mayrhofer, Andrea Maderthaner, Martin Zeplichal)
Realization: Responsive Spaces
(Katharina Mayrhofer, Martin Zeplichal)
Photos & Video: Eyup Kuş
WALK” is an interactive installation designed and developed by Adobe Creative Resident Takuma Nakata in collaboration with Patricia Reiners. It investigates the possibilities of experiencing motion as a continuous walk in cities. The idea to generate WALK was inspired by our feeling of crowdedness and wish for capturing the time present in cities.
Machine Learning
The installation uses the advances in artificial intelligence which en-able algorithms to recognize and simulate time and movement using machine learning algorithm to detect human bodies and movement.
User Experience
Integrating an intuitive user experience to engage the user. On two screens the user can adjust the density of the image capturing as well as the style. This installation was designed in Adobe XD.
Software
Machine Learning and the visual parts we're all made using vvvv beta and vl using YOLO Detectiona and many other plugins such as Particle packs, Instance Noodles and so on. Tiny UI was made using Intel NUC and Adobe XD.
Design & Development by Takuma Nakata
UX / UI Design Patricia Reiners
Art Direction: Yuta Ichinose
Music: Julien Miere
The kinetic light installation “Nymphéas” is inspired by the lyrical images of ponds overgrown with water lilies by whose side poets and artists have spent countless hours in contemplation of clean, cold flowers.
The flower buds move gently in an optically expansive space, shimmering with different colors. The reflections of the flowers and the people observing them are compounded, creating a sense of submersion into the depths of the surreal pond.
The installation consists of 37 kinetic light modules mounted on a steel frame and covered with triplex glass. Each module consists of a “flower” operated by custom-designed mechanisms. For this installation, a unique set of 3D-printed details and a custom Art-Net controller were created, allowing the installation to be controlled externally with a standard lighting console or third-party software. The whole circular “pond” is 4.85m in diameter and 0.6m in height (elevated 0.15m from the ground).
“Nympheas” has already been installed in a permanent exhibition space. However, as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, it has not yet been presented to the public.
Credits
Concept, production and video: VOLNA
Camera / photo: Polina Korotaeva, VOLNA
Music: Hush Pup – Flower Power
© VOLNA (2020) © Hush Pup (2018)
More info
www.volna-media.com/projects/nympheas
c nisidis VISUALS REEL 2019-20
Constantine Nisidis provides creative solutions to one-of-a-kind projects worldwide, based on his multi-year experience in combining a variety of technical skills with a solid artistic background. Get in touch now and make it happen.
All footage shot/recorded using Kinect Studio v2.0
Footage compiled and edited in VVVV using Microsoft Kinect 2.0 Tools by id144.
All compositing and editing done using VVVV via Timeliner.
Lyrics:
If they see you,
Stop and frisk you,
Pull you over
To be safe to be safe
To detain you,
Like they trained to,
Make sure you know the score
THIS AIN'T NO VIDEO GAME
But They're Still Taking Aim
DON'T WANT NO MOMENTS OF FAME
Keep quiet, go as you came
If they see you,
Stop and frisk you,
Pull you over
To be safe to be safe
To detain you,
like they trained to,
Make sure you know the score
If they see you, if they see you
If they see you
To Be Safe, To Be safe
If they see you, if they see you
Make sure you know the score
THIS AIN'T NO VIDEO GAME
But They're Still Taking Aim
DON'T WANT NO MOMENTS OF FAME
Keep quiet, go as you came
- Hands Up, Don't Shoot!
BUT THEY'RE STILL TAKING AIM
If they see you
Make sure they know the score.
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„data sculpture – happiness compared to human rights“ ist eine Open Data gespeiste, interaktive
Datenvisualisierung, die sich experimentell mit einer Gegenüberstellung des „World Happiness
Report“ und der „Allgemeinen Erklärung der Menschenrechte“ beschäftigt.
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