Lumen Interview: Francesco Soave – LPM 2015 experience
Kind of a short bio: Hi! My name is Francesco Soave. I’m a student in Computer Science and Music in Milan and I’m in love with technology, interaction, installations, design,
The Adventures of Lumen and Shop4Vjs at LPM 2015, Part 1
For you to understand what is LPM 2015, we tell the next: tens of masters with theirs works, the hundreds of art admirers, the thousands of those who just were
Lumen Interview: Geert De Coninck from VJBooking
Lumen: Hi Geert, please introduce yourself for our readers. Geert: My name is Geert De Coninck. I work as a freelance cross media designer in Belgium. I recently became a proud
The Macula Project
About The Macula: The Macula project explores the relationship between image, sound and viewer. It fights the established limits and pushes the boundaries in search of alternative approaches. The goal
Lumen Interview: Santi Vilanova from PlayMID
Hi, Lumeners! Today we introduce you great people from Spain, the PlayMID team. If you’d like to read their bio, please click here and here, but I wouldn’t do that
The video collection from Lana Lights 2015
The 3rd edition of the Painting with Light Festival, Lana Lights, concluded on 26th April 2015. Projections, multivision, photography, video, music, poetry, graphic design and live performance were the ingredients
AHA Cleveland Projections
AHA! Cleveland is a multi-day festival of lights to celebrate recent changes to the urban landscape. The event brings people from across the region together to animate public spaces using
Malo / Brieuc Le Meur / LYL Radio
A/V live and lecture, recording from Groovedge record shop in Lyon Daytime session for LYL Radio. Malo / Brieuc Le Meur / LYL Radio from Malo on Vimeo. About the
SLAMP Milano Design Week 2015
It’s hard to believe that even such simple home facility as a lamp may be a part of the light art. This video presents you the real thoughts of designers
Harmony by teamLab
HARMONY by teamLab, Japan Pavilion, Expo Milano 2015 Paddy fields, at the background of the origin of Japan’s food culture, were grown and developed in areas at differing height levels