Interactive Video Projection Mapping on Sculptures
I’ve tried to lay low on the abundance of video projection mapping projects that have flooded art and design blogs the past year or so, and I think I surrendered
A New Dancing Light Sculpture by Akinori Goto
Media artist Akinori Goto (previously) just shared another version of his kinetic light sculpture depicting a series of animated dancing figures. The framework of the sculpture is 3D printed from
Origami Meets Projection Mapping
Bristol-based visual artist Joanie Lemercier has been experimenting with light projected onto 3D canvases. This lastest work created for a Birmingham gallery space was created using sheets of A4 paper
VISUALIA FESTIVAL 2017: A Different Kind of Innovation
Today’s press conference launched the new visual identity of the event and announced the date of the fifth anniversary of Pula’s Visualia Festival that will, this year, take place September
Light Sculptures Set a Gallery Aglow in Technicolor
Artist James Clar channels Cronenberg, Irwin, and Flavin. This article was originally published on November 13, 2014 but we think it still rocks! In the vein of Dan Flavin and
Motion-Tracking Video Turns a Conductor’s Movements into Awesome Art
Tobias Gremmler’s latest experiment follows a conductor from the London Symphony Orchestra. A conductor’s sweeping arm movements inform not only the orchestra but a fluttering cluster of abstract geometric patterns in
Pixels Dance in a Massive Video Installation at the New York City Ballet
His towering video installation is at Lincoln Center through February. How do you 3D-render spray paint? “I just paint, then I scan it,” Santtu Mustonen tells The Creators Project, making
Dazzling Particles Randomly Generate Human Features
This kinetic video visualizes bodies with shimmering atoms. Creating a human out of nothingness, Swedish motion designer Anton Woll Söder, in collaboration with CypherAudio, developed the video Reaction as a visualization
These Gorgeous Interactive Light Art Patterns Grow Like Perfect Plants
Philipp Artus’ ‘Flora’ is an projected animation that creates abstract shapes based on the movement of sine waves. Image courtesy of the artist The motion of a cat’s tail was
Antique Light Art Brings the Northern Lights Indoors
Thomas Wilfred, the granddad of light art in the early 20th century, gets his own show at Yale University Art Gallery. The antique mechanical sculptures produce hyper-colorful projections radiating with