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Interactive lighting installation at 100%Design in London. "The work challenges the concept of infinity and illusion, creating volumes of light in virtual space".
Sandwiched between two layers of 'spy mirror', 80 CCFL tubes are controlled by DMX -- via the one and only VVVV! A single panoramic Sony video camera captures the movement of people in front of the 8m wall. There movement is mirrored as smooth moving ripples of white light.
Close-up detail of wall.
More information on www.jasonbruges.com
Visually responsive drum kits and sound reactive visuals for a promotional campaign for Amstel Pulse, commissioned by Atelier Markgraph. Roadshow event in Greece, Summer of 2006. more...
Creation of an interactive table for satis&fy. It was used at an event for the Metro Group.
Click here for details and a video clip
Light installation in a concert hall in northern Italy.
A 72m long band is lit by 185 LED elements and creates an unique ambient lighting.
The UBS PHOTO FIELD consists of 32 little TFT monitors – driven by 4 Windows computers running VVVV – and a Bar Code reader.
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For the annual shareholders' meeting of the BASF corporation, meso developed software for a seamless 360° projection on a sphere.
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The Memory Room Billard? works by layers of analogies: Some of the balls represent objects in virtual space, some are modifiers for filters, others trigger special effects. Once you know the rules, you can actually deliver quite well-controlled video compositions. However, it doesn't hurt if you don't care.
Another fine meso project.
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based on time's ups spin we implemented a prototype of the egosoccer idea as a submission to the playaward for innovation in football experience a soccer game as seen from a balls view in 360°. play your own game against the 22 human players. avoid their feet and run for your own goals. there are some images and a video trying to explain the idea in more detail. |
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A time to make friends™ is the motto of the 2006 FIFA World Cup™. With our travelling Football Globe we are sending out an international emissary in anticipation of this event. We hope it will be welcomed everywhere and radiate its positive energy. I am very much looking forward to its next point of call in Milan.
André Heller, Curator of the Artistic and Cultural Programme™ of the 2006 FIFA World Cup™
03-Oct-2005 - 07-Nov-2005, D-Haus, Tokyo, Japan
19-Jan-2006 - 09-Feb-2006, Place du Trocadéro, Paris, France
03-Mar-2006 - 26-Mar-2006, Piazza del Duomo, Milan, Italy
06-Apr-2006 - 18-Apr-2006, Zurich, Switzerland
The Football Globe Germany is designed to be a symbol, an urban meeting place and a multimedia installation. The sculptural project consists of a dynamically formed white base supporting an illuminated ball that merges the shapes of globe and football. Inside the
sphere is an installation consisting of 510 cold-cathode tubes that are controlled individually. The tubes are bent into circles of different sizes and arranged to form an extremely complex spatial constellation. This creates a large number of different lighting effects whose powerful pulses
symbolise the extremely positive energy arising from the keen global anticipation for the Football World Cup.
Two media terminals on the Football Globe Germany offer visitors information about the Artistic and Cultural Programme to the 2006 FIFA World Cup™, about the 2006 FIFA World Cup™ and its host Germany. The main attraction, though, for participants and spectators alike is the interactive "Corner Flag Dance". Visitors are able to film their own personal corner flag dance and post it on the Internet or send it from there to family and friends.
All light programming and media terminals was done using vvvv.
Concept and realisation: Art + Sports GmbH, Frankfurt; Producer: Robert Hofferer, Project Manager: Christian Bauer.
Overall design, content, graphic identity: 3deluxe, Wiesbaden
http://www.FootballGlobeGermany.com
more info
left: Copyright: © 2006 Artevent GmbH, Vienna. Photographer: Sakis Lalas
right: Copyright: © 2006 Art + Sports GMBH, Frankfurt/Germany. Photo: Sophie Robichon
The STOP SHOW by Dirk Fleischmann is a game show, which is directed at a large audience. The game is easily comprehended. The player attempts to stop a certain time period (e.g. 10:00 seconds) as precisely as possible with a regular stop watch, without seeing the display.
meso developed a gameshow-software with different states including live feeding highscore, webinterface and terminals/buttons.
http://www.stopshow.net
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