INTERWORLDS - screengrab

2019-10-31

Listed in categories: audiovisual
Used technologies: 3d animation audiovisual art composition digital art electroacoustic music generative art installation art media art synthetic music video animation video art virtual reality
Fits these moods: contemporary experimental futuristic minimal sounds surreal
Embraces these philosophies: aesthetics technology travel worldview

INTERWORLDS - screengrab by Boris Chimp 504 (Rodrigo Carvalho + Miguel Neto)

"INTERWORLDS is an audiovisual installation where a composition of light, image and sound explores the intersections between a physical space and a virtual one. Therefore the audience can relate to the piece through the relation they build with a moving “audiovisual object”.

InterWorlds aims to make the public reflect on the relationship we currently have between the real and virtual world(s) and how increasingly the latter is present in our lives. InterWorlds can be understood as a portal to and from other worlds, a fine line between the real and the virtual, a synchronicity between this universe and [other] parallel worlds.

Realtime visuals made with VUO, sound on Ableton."

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