Knowledge Center for IIDA Sales: (866) 897.5419 l Support: (866) 563.4678 l Live Chat: Click Here Hosting Support About Us Members Area Resellers Knowledgebase Web Site Services Hosting and Services Compare Hosting Plans Transfer a site Web Site Builder Domain Registration Domain Dashboard Personalized E-mail CyberMessageBoard Wireless Messaging Referral Program Domain Resources Register a Domain Renew a Domain Manage a Domain Transfer a Domain Tech Support Contact Support Account Login Username Password Forgot Password? Check WebMail This site has been suspended Filed under 'interactive design' Ryoji Ikeda 's digital video installation The Transfinite, that was on show in New York's ParK Avenue Armory until June 11th, 2011. Amongst other things, it has been compared to a walk in an oversized animated Op-Art painting (NY Times). Download this gallery (ZIP, 518 KB) Download full size (55 KB) The Transfinite morphs a continuous stream of scientific data into pulsing, abstract imagery and sounds that are projected onto a massive screen covering most of the Armory's floor and turning into a 45-foot-tall-by-60-foot-wide wall at some point. Not only does Ikeda dematerialize the space that way, the massive proportions immerse you literally into digital code. Here is a video of visotor: cubanewyork And ere is the actual video that's being projected: And finally a video by the Armory that documents the installation setup: Images from Co.Design and Park Avenue Armory.
ninabraun.net Daniel Franke | Daniel Franke D-2011. acryl glas cube, acryl glas spools, PC, Screen, Servo Motors, Microcontroller, Processing Application 130 cm x 60 cm x 30 cm. The Question about how we perceive images is the central point of this work. Assuming that respectively distorted May 6, 2011/No comments Altivis - Une haute vision des technologies Decryptopattern About CLOUD « CLOUD Original CLOUD sculpture at Nuit Blanche Calgary. Photo credit: Doug Wong CLOUD began as a large-scale interactive sculpture created from 6,000 light bulbs by Canadian artists Caitlind r.c. Brown & Wayne Garrett. Editions of CLOUD have appeared at Nuit Blanche Calgary (Canada), Garage Center for Contemporary Culture as the centerpiece of Art Experiment 2013 (Moscow, Russia), Signal Festival of Light (Prague, Czech Republic), and GLOW Forum of Light & Architecture (Eindhoven, Netherlands). A third evolution of the sculpture was created in June 2013 in Chicago, USA. CLOUD CEILING in Chicago. How CLOUD works: The hand-bent steel substructure of the sculpture is covered in a skin of incandescent light bulbs (new and burnt out), and rear-lit from within by 250 compact fluorescent bulbs, pulling a total power of approximately 20 amps (the equivalent of two household outlets). Sponsors of the SECOND EDITION of CLOUD: Garage Center for Contemporary Culture and Alberta Foundation for the Arts.
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