Friday, August 6, 2010
Jason Bruges Studio: Interactive Dado Rail
As people run their hands over the surface it creates sounds of various animals, as well as generating vibrations and a blue light changing in shape the runs across the rail.
12m4s: Interactive light installation
A light and sound piece by LAB[au] in 2006 uses the movement of people in the underpass as the source of light and sound. The 12 meter long screen tracks human movement to generate visual and sonic elements. Uses two techniques to do so, firstly image recognition to create spatial sounds, and secondly ultra sound sensors to create visual echograms of the space constituting the background of the projection. There are graphical vectors on the screen which react to the human movement while the size of the elements is determined by the speed of the movement. The result of the screen essentially allows visitors to paint with his/her movements on the screen.
Blue Frog Lounge - Mumbai
At the Blue Frog Lounge in Mumbai the dining tables appear to be floating in their own pod.
Melbourne's Rectangular Stadium
Designer by COX Architects with engineering assistance from Arup and from Norman Disney & Young, the stadium has a capacity of 31,000 people. The roof is covered with thousands of LED lights that can shine different colours. The lights are also programmed to follow patterns that mimic the crowd's energyh during a match.
Olafur Eliasson
Olafur Elliasson's 'One-way colour tunnel', where the colours change as you walk through.
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
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