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hi folks. there´s a funny docu on my performance group fuckhead in the web, that features some live material: http://www.castyourart.com/index.php/2008/06/18/025-fuckhead-dieses-schone-lied/
unfortunately in german, but you can see some glimpses of our projections. all realtime, soundreactive and done with vvvv by sinus aka the austrian dwarve with the tattoo bodysuit. a shoutout to deaxismundi for his fancy tendrilshader!
more pix from our show inhttp://www.myspace.com/bodylord. check photo album donaufestival. (btw. the lovely boy with the wig is famous ron athey from LA. joreg met him last year on the way to the siggraph)
cheers!
sinus
hi all of you guys!!!
it was a pity for me that I could not come to the node08...
i know that it was great...
so here following you can see a little list of the works we did in the last 2 month...
I hope you will like it.
ciao
alessandro
Citroen moving landscape
(exhibition design + video projections done for the winners projects of Combine Connect Create design competition, milan design week 2008)
tiscali TV
(interactive table and floor done for the presentation of the new TV on demand by tiscali, Rome 08/05/08)
Valcucine's Skyscraper
(video installation done during the milan design week 2008 in zona tortona, supestudiopiù)
Aquafresh table
(interactive table done for the presentation of a new Aquafresh toothpaste in milano 08/04/08)
and another one that is a bit older but i never published on our web site before (22/09/07)
Jerusalem like Rome, Rome like Jerusalem
(there was 2 container connected together and they was a mirror but also a windows on the other city depending on the presence of someone in front of it)
unfortunately our website in only in italian... we are translating it...
Here is our new multi touch table.It's name Table Cube
It stills a prototype but works really fine.
It was shown in Nantes's Castle (France).
The whole system is developed on vvvv and uses Contour and Trautner technologies provided by vvvv.
You can watch the video report here
The ZEN STATION is a bio-feedback controlled game for two players.
The heartrate and the blood oxygen level of both players are measured in realtime using sensor technology.
The goal of the game is to beat the antagonist simply by being cool.
Whoever manages to stay calmer over a period of time wins the game.
Mix U Up! is an interactive game for three players, developed by Abraham Manzanares, Javier Lloret, Jordi Puig and Paola R. Salillas.
Cyan, magenta, and yellow circles are projected on the playground floor; each player chooses a color that will represent them and follow them as they move around the area.
A variety of colored rectangles are then projected on the floor, and time begins to count down.
Players have to move and match their circle to the identically colored rectangles to gain more time. However, not only cyan, magenta, and yellow colored rectangles are projected. Players must combine their own circles to create different colors in order to catch the mixed colors on the floor.
Teamwork is sometimes necessary, but players should not forget that ultimately only one will survive.
You can watch a video here
Mix U Up! was exhibited at node08 .
Thanks a lot guys .
exhibition show done during cersaie (ceramics fair) in bologna october 2007
the most of the part of the exhibition show was video projected...
in particular there was 2 big volume (more than 3 meters height) videoprojected
the volumes they has more than 30 faces and they were projected with one beamer.
Flowscreen, Step Through Projection Screen
The "Flowscreen" is an entrance area application by WHITEvoid. Visitors step right through the dry mist surrounded by free floating computational animations designed and programmed by Jannis Kreft.
Animations can be timebased or interactive.
Video Documentation
Original Visuals
Exhibitions:
2007 "EUHA" Audiology trade fair and congress, Nürnberg, Germany
Client: OTICON GER
Year: 2007
Exhibit: WHITEvoid interactive art & design
www.WHITEvoid.com
Computational Design & Animations: DeinLieblingsgestalter // Jannis Urle Kilian Kreft
www.DeinLieblingsgestalter.de
Digital Slaves was asked to come to Bristol to manage a massive projection on the Bristol's Council House.
The event, Lightup Bristol, try to gather artistic pieces from main Bristol's agencies, artists, vj's ...
We were streaming two 3072 x 768 uncompressed video files, one for the left side and one for the right side, with two of ours home made servers. A laptop was managing the audio files.The broadcasting was done by six Christies S+ 20k.
The final resolution was 6144 x 768 on 160m.
Crustea AntiVJ was there and made, at night, on the same setup an audiovisual mapping.
Screenshots
An installation as part of a collective exposition where various artists (painters, sculptors) show their works inspired on dutch painters like van Ruisdael, Hobbema, Mesdag, Rembrandt..
Using vvvv and the Arduino, visitors control the rgb palet of a landscape and sky build up of quads and textures.
The exposition runs till december 23, see www.straatgewijs.nl for more detail.
The Rorschachoscope 2 uses vvvv to create images that resemble the images used in the Rorschach inkblot test.
The project uses and a collection of different PS2 shaders to transform video input, manipulating its shape and color to create the inkblot-like images in real time.
Visitors could interact with the installation to create their own images by moving around, as if they were in front of some kind of psychological mirror. User movement was also manipulated in a way that tries to simulate ink (to better understand it, see real installation footage or a test video captured directly from vvvv).
If visitors so desire, they could also save the image by clapping their hands once (or just making some loud noise). The current images were then saved, and uploaded to a web page that holds the saved Rorschach-esque shapes as well as the original video input frame that created to them.
This project was created by Zeh Fernando for the Digital Interface Design course at Senac São Paulo (Brazil).
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