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Sound-responsive live visuals for Norwegian electrojazz quartet Wibutee. Done in VVVV using the trusty AudioIn > FFT node combo and performed live in Finland, France and all of Scandinavia. More info here: Wibutee vs Watz |
A massiv knobbox invites you to play with graphics. The graphic is triggerd by network data, wich is captured by CarnivorPE a usefull network sniffing tool...
more info at kiilos wiki
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The audience meets a live video mirror of the gallery space — like seeing yourself on TV in the window of an electronics store. But in this mirror, your faces are repeatedly replace with blobs of red, white and blue. And new figures occasionally appear who don't exist in the real space: armed guards, keeping an eye on the gallery. more info athttp://www.themirrorstage.com/alt_en.html |
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"using vvvv's wonderful gui elements & some x-file-renderings for graphic design."
some more fruits athttp://www.metamute.de/strangefruit/ |
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at central position in the cocoonclub (see post below) is a 3d matrix of 1152 (12*12*8) separate dimmable LEDs controlled with vvvv via Artnet via 3 DMXuniverses. some more info on one of his |
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A 360° projection with 23 projectors surrounding the main dancefloor. controlled in real time over a system of touchscreens and a GrandMA lighing desk. Cocoon |
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As part of the Catch the Light program accompanying the olympic games in Athens in August 2004 we've been invited to realize one of the 9 installations that have been setup throughout the city.
The fassade of a building is illuminated by a virtual lightsource that can be played with like a ball thus creating different lighting for the fassade every moment. some more images and a video are available here. |
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The talkingchair is an experimental revision of the fabulous design classic Tom Rock (Tom Vac) that was originally designed by Ron Arad in 1999. Using some electronics a vivid, interactive personality is added to the originally quiet chair. The object gains an augmented, digitally generated character. more info is here. |
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By leaving behind the restrictions of analogue media and by embracing the possibilities new media has to offer, I'm trying to instruct the computer to compute my designs for me. Dictate the rules and leave the work to the machine.
Under this premisis stood the creation of this showreel. It combines works made in 2004 and made the 4th place of the Motorola Live Visuals Award (www.livevisualsaward.com). >this project still lacks a description. but maybe it doesn't need many words. just watch the video |
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performance/video where a dancer effects various musical and visual events. Early on, I had decided I wanted to try to integrate some ideas about mass media, and specifically text and image in a performance piece. I met with a performer and... read on |
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