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Part of my MA Thesis: VR Robotic Controlling
Couldn´t keep my feet still: though im working on a proper documentation, i want to give you a quick look on what i was working on
more explanation and credits will follow
Concert for piano and real-time graphics system
2018
Gloria Campaner, piano
Natan Sinigaglia, visuals
Music program:
Bach / Siloti - Preludio in si minore BWV 855a
Pärt - Für Alina
Bach - Suite inglese n. 3 in sol minore BWV 808
Skrjabin - Studio in do diesis minore op. 2 n. 1
Skrjabin - Vers la flamme op. 72
Bach / Kempff - Siciliano in sol minore dalla Sonata per flauto n. 2 BWV 1031
Prokof’ev - Toccata op. 11
Commisioned by:
Società del Quartetto di Milano
in collaboration with:
Fazioli
in co-production with:
Piccolo Teatro di Milano
Video shooting
IED
Aid Kid AV live concert for For Spectaculare festival 2018 Prague.
credits
Music: Aid Kid
Visuals: Pavel Karafiát
Venue: CAMP Prague
Festival: Specraculare festival
Software: VVVV, Instance noodles, Dx11.particles, Reality Capture, Houdiny
Setup: 4 x 1080 projectors, 4 channel sound
Camera: Lunchmeat studio
Photos: Vojta Zikmunda, Milan Kratochvíl
Visual System had the pleasure to present a visual and sound performance in the famous Centre Pompidou during The FIAC. Laurent Garnier and Pedro Winter performed in this giant Dj Booth. The contents were both pre-programmed and react in real time with the music.
For TodaysArt festival of 2018 Carolien teamed up with RNDR to create projections on De Volharding.
De Volharding Building (1927–28) is a design by Jan Buijs and is De Stijl or cubistic in conception, influenced also by Russian Constructivism and clad entirely in glass. It was "a city-scale luminescent sculpture", an internationally famous example of architecture of the night, "probably the most frequently cited example for the potential applications of a future 'light architecture' in 1920s Europe".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Buijs#De_Volharding_Building,_The_Hague
During TodaysArt the light panels on the facade where once again illuminated, this time by means of digital projections.
The light panels transformed from being carriers of data about the festival into individual organically moving color pixels.
The typographic animations which used the TodaysArt program as input, where generated by RNDR studio https://rndr.studio/
using their creative coding framework called openRNDR
https://openrndr.org/
Made possible by Asahi and Peter Zuiderwijk
Θ Theta: Sensory Feedback System is an interactive installation for two people that generates images in the mind of one user with the help of the neuronal activity of a second user. It is a feedback loop that both users close by wearing each one a EEG device and looking into blinking lights that are synchronized to the frequency of the other user's neural oscillation. The lights blink so fast that the mind tries to give them meaning creating patterns and forms that resemble real objects, scenes or landscapes.
Neural activity is codified in light and both brains communicate with each other using a non-human language. It is a syntax composed of frequency and amplitude of bioelectrical signals that travel through cellular membranes because of visual stimulation.
Finally i have the time to discover FieldTrip an amazing library done by Kyle McLean http://everyoneishappy.com.
Lets patch some nice visuals
A reactive choreography of the digital and the physical.
Inspiration Wall is a spatial kinetic installation situated in the foyer of the Innovation Center. Being processual, dynamic and interactive, the installation symbolizes the interplay between inspiration and innovation, and giving the foyer its unique identity.
The dynamic interaction between the physical movement of the screens and the virtual movement of the images follows a generative choreography. The screens interact with the moving images and vice versa.
The moving images are created processually and in real-time, within a predefined spectrum. The numerous scenes are generated on the basis of ten ‘visual worlds’. Their generative elements create ever-changing visuals. The abstract imagery is inspired by four material properties – crystalline, cellular, molecular, and fluid. Four graphic ‘transitions’ seamlessly interconnect the individual scenes.
The installation changes its appearance over the course of the day. Depending on the scene, the installation responds to the visitors. With more people moving through the foyer, the dynamics of the choreography increase. The special screens shine brighter at the onset of darkness, making the installation protrusive to viewers outside the building. With the decline in numbers of visitors towards the end of the day, the choreography calms down.
In collaboration with ART+COM Studios.
Software: VVVV, VL
More information here:
http://schnellebuntebilder.de/projects/inspiration-wall/
Camera / Editing: Robert Arnold https://vimeo.com/user9938695
Video ©schnellebuntebilder/ART+COM Studios
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