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credits Junki Yoshioka / Saki Yoshioka /Supported by vvvv Japan Community:Yuki Hirano/Takuma Nakata/Yusuke Murata
Wedding Dress Projection Mapping
It is a performance at the our wedding Party.
The bride was able to wear a dress of various patterns .
By using the sensor , and has a projection mapping in real time rendering.
Setting:vvvv + kinect v2 + Projector
Patch and Commentary(Only Japanese)http://qiita.com/Junky_Inc/items/109f4b0849e789483b78
Junki Yoshioka / Saki Yoshioka
Supported by vvvv Japan Community :Yuki Hirano/Takuma Nakata/Yusuke Murata
credits Alessandro Maggioni (Perelà) Daniel Huber (CeeYaa)
vvvv + kinect2 + projector + some plywood
and a lot of pictures of a museum catalog
shaked and mixed together ---- kids will get crazy
;-P
An interactive multimedia installation which combines elements of learning, communication, and physical activity in a playful and intriguing contemporary exposition for kids.
Spiel Mit Mir was realized after a concept awarded with the first place of the Grassi für Kinder competition developed by Barbara Falkner, Alessandro Maggioni (Perelà) and Anton Mezhiborskyi (robotanton). The permanent installation is now implemented in the foyer of the Grassi Museum of Leipzig, covering the content of three different museums: Applied Arts, Ethnology, Music Instruments.
Co-designed by BadaBoom.Berlin (badaboom.berlin) and Raumsektor (raumsektor.com)
credits Markus Schuricht & Paul Schengber, Big Thanks to: dottore, woei for their outstanding contributions & nodes
"Milky Way" is an interactive light installation made with vvvv.
It was installed at Sisyphos Berlin from 01. - 04. of January 2016 in the entrance of the club.
The guests automatically interacted through their bodies with a projected galaxy on the ground and the walls. The dots on the ground can be pushed away by walking on it and the human body acts as an attractive force field for the dots on the walls.
We were not allowed to take pictures or videos of the installation during the event.
more onwisp-kollektiv.de
credits Shaul Tzemach, and Big thanks to contributors : Elliotwoods, Dominik koller, Luper, dottore, woei, unc, m4d, ArKano22, ivan.raster
Generative projection mapping experiment
Festival Light Night Tel Aviv, 24-27.12.2015
An attempt to decompose and rethink the architectural structure. It is based on random ways of blending different elements, creating the contradiction of an ever changing monument.
Sound made with pure data, thanks to experts martin brinkman, Coloscope.
credits everyoneishappy and intothelight for their noodles and pointcloud contribs
Installation made for Bratislava, Slovakia Nuit Blanche event.
It is very basic in terms of visuals, this was essentialy my first work with noodles system and particles. Had to take out a lot of details and simplify it just to one big figure, because I requested totally different projectors then i got (instead of fullhd ST i got 2 1024x720 office oldies).
Aim was to work around style of Zuzana Sabova, her raw sketchy drawing and the Black Hole sculpture which is in the middle. It did interacted with particles but it was barely visible because of the projectors quality.
I have more 3d scans, which i plan to use in future and follow her style even closer. But i really like the sound, it was done in reaktor with help of contribution i made - Reaktor vobject OSC.
A interactive installation made with vvvv
credits id144
Feel the way the shapes work… This interactive installation invites everyone to experience “aerodynamics” and the beauty of the current when colorful particles meet excellent object design.
Installation was presented during the Signal festival, Prague 2014
Find out more at http://id144.org/projects/flow-powered-by-mercedes-benz-signal-festival-2014/
credits Aka-visuals, Alca Films, Eduardo Valverde, Light Project, Art-protech.
This year, again , i was so lucky to be in part of the Flight club area in Space Ibiza closing fiesta, one of the most famous parties around the island since many years, taking the parking of space to convert it in an open air club .
Probably one of the nices events in all the summer, keeping that old spirit of ibiza.
This year Video setup was quite interesting, in terms of content creation and live execution.
We were in charge of all the LED screens , counting with three vjs , one of them , myself.
Setup was done with two video mixers, and four sources, mixing live video content in two displays, 3 screens of 6mm and a cover of 15mm LED curtain.
This is the aspect of our FOH
This interactive environment is based on geometry exploration, and how using this path can disrupt our perception.
Graphical patterns, visual illusions, dynamic geometry tesselations are algorithmically generated in realtime by the system with the help of the observer.
103 paper pyramids as a canvas to play with, changing the shape constantly like in an illusory metamorphic dream.
Sculpture Design, Grasshopper
3D Projection Mapping, Interactive environment, VVVV
Camera, Video Footage & Support, Pablo Geso.
Music, Tupperwear, Catanga.
Arístides García (Lasal) Krake Festival, Berlin, August 2015.
credits dominikKoller
'Unknown Forms Of Face' looks for faces in random images.
A random image - usually looking like static noise - could possibly display anything (including a portrait of you). It just isn't very likely that you are going to see anything recognizable at all. However, when creating a large number of these images, it becomes more likely that some of them contain information distinguishable by the human eye - faces, for example. Running a face detection algorythm, those images are filtered out, and if you look (very) closely, you can see (human?) faces looking at you out of the gray randomness.
Unknown Forms of Face has been awarded a Honorary Mention at the Prix Ars Electronica 2015, category 'u19 - Create Your World'.
It was in the exbhibition of the the Ars Electronica Festival 2015.
I also made a comparison of different frameworks, just for me to have an example of their differences and advantages. Realized in:
- vvvv w/ OpenCV
- Processing w/ OpenCV
- Javascript (Browser) w/ jQuery
- plain CPP w/ OpenCV
http://dominikkoller.net/UnknownFormsOfFace
https://github.com/DominikKoller/unknownFormsOfFace
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