credits tamschick,borismicka,Arriyadh Development Authority,colorsound

High-ranking diplomats from 193 countries experienced a special media highlight during the General Assembly in New York 2016.

A 24 meter long LED wall immersed them in the modern metropolis of Riyadh, the capital of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

As a part of the event „A Day in Riyadh“, TAMSCHICK MEDIA+SPACE developed an interactive LED panorama for Boris Micka Associates. At the busy junction of the building the passing UN diplomats could have a look into the city of Riyadh: A window to another country, unknown traditions, a foreign culture.

Once the passerby approached the wall, people appeared telling their personal stories of their daily lives: Students, entrepreneurs, athletes, journalists, engineers, architects, doctors and professors did shine a light on the many facets of this modern city.

The installation connects the cities of Riyadh and New York with their two cultures and generates attention for the 5-day event, where experts discussed the economic, environmental, urban and social development of the capital of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Project details/Credits :

CLIENT

Arriyadh Development Authority

LEAD AGENCY/ SZENOGRAPHY

Boris Micka Associates

TASKS tamschick

creative direction, concept, design, script, storyboard, motion design, animation, editing, interactive programming, implementation, project management, greenscreen studio & location shooting

Music and Sounddesign

Not a Machine

Creative Direction

Boris Micka & Marc Tamschick

Project Management

Jan Peukert, Uwe Schlottmann

Lead-Concept

Mattis Völker

Lead-Design

Dirk Ostkamp

Interactive Programming

Abraham Manzanares /colorsound-ixd

Official Project site with more info and detailed credits :

tamschick-A-day-in-riyadh

Technical details

24 meter interactive LED wall
5 x Kinect tracking
6 x Computers boygroup
14-channel audio installation

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Big thanks to:

vvvv community
unc
elektromeier
vux

credits AKa-visuals,everyoneishappy,colorsound

Some Glimpses of the Interactive Performances developed @ www.heartibiza.com during the Summer season of 2016.

HEART Ibiza is a creative partnership between cirquedusoleil and the Adrià brothers that explores what happens when food, music and art collide.

A Unique Story was created with HeartIbiza Team and the great Artist in combination with Generative content and a custom tracking System.

Creative Direction:

Jose Corraliza

Artist:

Mariana Maekawa
Katrina Asfardi
Guadalupe Cano

Technical Direction:

Nacho Ortega
Mayte Beas

Architect:

Tibor Martín

Generative Content and tracking :

Aka Visual Label
colorsound-ixd
Kyle Mclean

Video Content:

alcafilms

Thanks to vvvv Community.

vux for help and dx11

credits wirmachenbunt (Design & Production) commissioned by Atelier Markgraph

A rotating screen shows the live image of an engine. By sensing the screen postion and respecting the camera optics, realtime 3D content is layered on top of the live image. Creating the impression of an xray view, revealing the inner workings of a combustion engine.

Next to the rotating screen is a monolithic display for distant effects. It functions pretty much as the traditional print to communicate engine features in a rather unseen form.

This exhibit was first shown at the paris motor show 2016 and more versions and engines(hybrids) will follow in 2017.

credits cppstudios,colorsound

ZF - CES 2016 - Concept Cockpit The ZF Concept Cockpit offers a virtual experience of innovative future vehicle technology. 8 Minutes of CG content and an application for evaluating and controlling real vehicle components were developed. The content is presented on a 4K curved display and a “halved” full-HD display. A real-time video engine is used for playback, as well as for controlling and monitoring the vehicle components.

The entire technology is integrated within a compact space inside a futuristic cockpit, allowing it to be quickly and easily activated. The Concept Cockpit contains a collapsible and flexible steering wheel with hand recognition, a haptic touch interface, a face recognition system, a steering unit to identify BLE tags, belt buckles with comfort functions and tensioning retractors. The components and their functions are incorporated within the demonstration and permanently monitored and regulated by a specifically-designed controller, adapted to the requirements of the multi-media presentation.

Over 60 passengers a day take their seats in the cockpit, guided by a CG avatar through the concepts and visions of driving in the future. The avatar takes the form of a CG character, which has been specifically designed for the cockpit and given voice by actors recorded in CPP’s sound studio. The Cockpit is completed by a surround-sound design for traffic noises and sound effects.