“Momentum” by United Visual Artists (2014)
A large-scale installation with a series of lights and speakers attached to pendulums in a dark, foggy space.
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“Still Life” by Doug Aitken (2014)
A series of rooms with plaster walls which appear to be carved from stone. The rooms are filled with other works in a variety of media.
” Great Street Game” by KMA, 2009
Great Street Games from Tom Wexler on Vimeo.
Projection mapping and Cameras are used to create an interactive, public gaming space.
“whorl” by Craig Fahner (2010)
Using a speaker and salt patterns emerge organically from tones.
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“Philips Pavilion / Metastaseis B”, Iannis Xenakis (1953-58)
“Philips Pavilion / Metastaseis B”, Iannis Xenakis (1953-58)
Using his architectural and mathematical knowledge, Xenakis composed Metastaseis, this composition was later used as a blueprint to construct the Philips Pavilion, which was in turn used to spatialize sound.
“Capacitor” by John Grade, 2013
“Capacitor” allows people to experience changes in the outside weather. It moves (opens and closes) and changes light depending on the real time weather data captured at the roof of the building.
“BOX” by Bot & Dolly, 2013
Box from Bot & Dolly on Vimeo.
“Any sufficiently advanced technology in indistinguishable from magic.” Arthur C Clarke
BOX consists of 3 robotic arms- two for the screens and one for the camera. All three robotic arms are synched together to create an immersive audio visual experience. 2D space is transformed into 3D using projection mapping. The narrative and visuals illustrate principles of magic!
Making of BOX
“4DSOUND” by Max Cooper (2014)
“I love the spatial and visual aspect of music, and 4D sound ties into that because it turns each piece of music into a spatial entity where you can walk inside the piece of music and find different parts of sound. […] Things fly about your head, and each piece of music turns into something that exists out in the space, which you can explore as a listener.”
“Kinetic Sculpture” for BMW Museum at Munich, 2008 by ART+COM
Kinetic Sculpture for the BMW Museum, Munich 2008 from ART+COM on Vimeo.
This Kinetic Sculpture narrates story of making the form of BMW using individually controlled stepper motors attached to metal spheres. This installation is conveying a message by mechanical movements of many number of parts, synched together to form a larger meaning.