Link was created for the event as an interpretation of ‘Convergence’, the theme of the exhibition. The team presented a convergence of complex, fast moving technologies with low, everyday materials. Furthermore, the audience is invited to take part and “can store their memories inside boxes”. From CreativeApplications.net, it’s nice to see a projection mapping project [...]

Six-Forty by Four-Eighty is an interactive lighting installation composed of an array of magnetic, physical pixels. Individually, pixel-tiles change their color in response to touch and communicate their state to each other by using a person’s body as the conduit for information. When grouped together, the pixel-tiles create patterns and animations that can serve as [...]

The installation is constituted of a suspended and articulated topography of 4 x 2 m, subdivided into forty triangular mirrors. Twelve triangles are fitted with motors and eight triangles are equipped with audio transducers, which transform the surface into a dynamic sonic space. A dialogue between space and sound is created as the surface slowly [...]

It’s only been a week since the release of Microsoft’s Kinect, and hackers online has already manage to hack it to work for the PC and MAC. So far here’s the coolest technical demo for the use of kinect, as of this week. Essentially the “photographic” video stream was mapped onto the “depth” video stream, [...]

Breathtaking … maybe the best projection mapping yet.

Cool deck by Tom Uglow of Google Europe.

7 Projectors. True 3D. 360 degree projection mapping. All sides of the car. Credit: Glue Isobar London. Campaign Site. Making of.

thewildernessdowntown.com Choreographed windows, interactive flocking, custom rendered maps, real-time compositing, procedural drawing, 3D canvas rendering… this Chrome Experiment has them all. “The Wilderness Downtown” is an interactive interpretation of Arcade Fire’s song “We Used To Wait” and was built entirely with the latest open web technologies, including HTML5 video, audio, and canvas.