this art installation lets you poke, inflate, or add a disco ball to famous paintings by designboom
"neil mendoza is an artist exploring themes of the absurd, the humorous, the futile and the surreal. his work combines sculpture, electronics and software to bring inanimate objects and spaces to life."
Acqua Alta, présentation by Adrien M & Claire B
"Un projet qui se déploie en plusieurs temps : un spectacle mêlant corps et images ; un livre en pop-up à regarder en réalité augmentée ; une expérience pour casque de réalité virtuelle."
Screenless projection experiments
by Joanie Lemercier
"Music: U12, excerpt from Terminus Drift
by Joshua Sabin - Subtext recordings
This is NOT a hologram !
joanielemercier.com/no-logram/"
Robotic Electronic Music [SHOWREEL LIVE]
by Moritz Simon Geist
Soft Manipulator by Moritz Simon Geist
"A playful interactive installation where the audience experiments with rhythms, mechanics and objects. Everyday items like glasses, pots, as well as small music instruments are placed on a light plattform. Seven robotic mechanic devices can be manipulated interactively by the audience, manipulating the sound of the objects. The six robotic mechanics beat the objects, creating a constantly changing polyrhytmic web of sound and rhythm."
Netykavka #1 - interactive installation
by INITI.org
"The minimalistic interactive installation is inspired by the avantgard artist Anthony McCall and his pieces of "solid lights". It is a remake of one of his "light sculptures" with the added ability to respond to touch."
NETYKAVKY:
#1 vimeo.com/72222918
#2 vimeo.com/189525475
#3 vimeo.com/189526027
Author: Dan Gregor
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