Urban Echo

2013-06-25

Listed in categories: interaction public space
Used technologies: collaborative art controller digital interactions digital projections installation art interactive installation light installation projection art public space art realtime processing sensors video mapping
Fits these moods: architecture light minimal people poetic urban
Embraces these philosophies: creativity curiosity deconstruction discourse innovation play technology the public transformation

Urban Echo by Christopher Baker, presented @ Huset i Magstræde, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2007

Urban Echo is an ongoing series of interactive sound and video installations. The project has appeared in many forms ranging from intimate outdoor video sculptures to large interactive public façades. Urban Echo aims to collect and creatively represent the
thoughts and imaginings of city-dwellers.
In each installation, participants send their thoughts and questions via SMS and voicemail. The responses are then projected and added to a dynamic spatialized audio composition.

Music: J. Anthony Allen http://janthonyallen.com.
Concept: Christopher Baker http://christopherbaker.net/projects/urbanecho/

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