Kit Webster – Enigmatic Morphological Installations


+ video link: Enigmatica from Kit Webster

Enigmatica acts as an experimental platform for exploring new concepts in combining light, sound and space to create multi-dimensional synesthetic digital sculptures.
www.kitwebster.com.au
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Thursday, March 11th, 2010 | Posted in Color, DIY, Geometricism, Installation, Visuals | No Comments »

Press +

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Monday, December 14th, 2009 | Posted in Color, Films, Interdimensional Artists | No Comments »

Timebomb Cube Interactive Graffitti


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One of the cube faces is interactive using rear-projection and diffused illumination, basically a big multitouch screen! users can wipe away the graffiti to expose the underlying layers and sneak a peek into the history of the graffiti wall. Another face of the cube is a video installation, also rear-projected from inside of the cube. the video piece was created by Maddi Boyd (KissKiss) and Oliver Heath.

kisskissmyart.blogspot.com/

The installation is exhibiting at the Viva La Gong festival in Wollongong, Australia from 2-7 Nov, 2009

Friday, November 6th, 2009 | Posted in Code, Color, DIY | No Comments »

Silhouette Interference

Monday, October 19th, 2009 | Posted in Code, Color, DIY, Visuals | 1 Comment »

Tech Dresses

Sunday, October 18th, 2009 | Posted in Color, Interdimensional Artists, Science Fiction Not Fiction, Visuals | 1 Comment »

Blanche – Lover’s Voodoo

Sunday, October 4th, 2009 | Posted in Color, Films, Interdimensional Artists, Visuals | 1 Comment »

Shift

Wednesday, September 30th, 2009 | Posted in Color, Visuals | 1 Comment »

How to Turn a Building Into a Visualizer

Friday, September 18th, 2009 | Posted in Code, Color, Processing | No Comments »

Listening to Northern Lights

via Boštjan Leskovšek

Friday, September 18th, 2009 | Posted in Color, Free Frequencies | No Comments »

Lisa Folawiyo It’s Not Science Fiction It’s African

JewelbyLisa

Mathematics, geometry, symmetry, color and form are exquisitely executed in Nigerian designer Lisa Folawiyo’s line Jewel by Lisa. Part of the Arise Promise of Africa Collective at New York Fashion Week.

Folawiyo uses the highest quality Ankara from the Vlisco-Hollandis brand and is frequently mixed with fabrics as wide ranging as taffeta, linen, cotton, chiffon, chantilly lace, and silk. With each embellishment of the fabric with sequins, swarovski crystals and beads hand sewn carefully onto the fabric, a JBL garment on average will take about 120 hours to make. All of her garments are handmade in workshops in Lagos, Nigeria.

more photos of her collection

kudos to ginajean for tweeting live from Arise

Friday, September 11th, 2009 | Posted in Color, Geometricism, Interdimensional Artists, Science Fiction Not Fiction | 1 Comment »

Laser Cave

Interactive Audio Visual installation for
Mekanism’s “After School Special” art show

location: gray area foundation for the arts gaffta.org/
concept/construction : suryummy
visuals : suryummy
audio : suryummy, herbie hancock, various manipulated retro logos
software : VDMX

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Friday, September 11th, 2009 | Posted in Color, Visuals | No Comments »

Nosaj Thing Visual Show

Sublime visuals for Nosaj Thing from Adam Guzman and Julia Tsao.

“The live show for Nosaj Thing, a collaboration with Julia Tsao. Video clips are the formatted for mixing in Modul8. Each clip belongs to a certain part of a song. We triggered and manipulated each clip live with 2 midi controllers. Our performance is focused around disorientation and using the projector as a light source. The first half of the show is dedicated to slowly building a visual style. The images are black and white lines and squares. The positive/negative space is used to create rhythm that is synced with the audio. As the set progresses, the imagery becomes less abstract and focused less on light. Patterns begin to form and space begins to open as if the two dimensions exploded into a third. The relationship the graphics create with the performer is interesting. As the graphics become more spatial, the performer flattens, becoming a 2-D cutout version of himself.”

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Saturday, September 5th, 2009 | Posted in Code, Color, Futuretronics, Interdimensional Artists, Minimalism, Visuals | 2 Comments »

Return as an Animal

Saturday, September 5th, 2009 | Posted in Color, Films, Visuals | No Comments »

The Stealth Project _ Monome Controlled 3D Visualizer Cube

v and a - detail - monome - nova - squidsoup

The Stealth Project developed as an offshoot from ‘Ocean of Light’, a research project exploring the creative possibilities of volumetric (or 3D) visualisation techniques, and nontactile 3-dimensional interaction.

Recent Squidsoup experiments using a Baby NOVA (the physical centrepiece of this project) suggested that this kind of three-dimensional light grid has considerable potential for abstract gaming applications.

NOVA, the world’s first full-colour real 3D LED (light emitting diodes) video screen, was conceived to visualize scientific data dynamically in three dimensions. NOVA is modular and expandable – a NOVA system installed at Zurich’s main train measures 5 x 5 x 1m and consists of 25,000 points of light in 3D space.

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Friday, August 28th, 2009 | Posted in Code, Color, DIY, Futuretronics, Geometricism | No Comments »

Nate Boyce Declares War on Your Retinas

warning!! extreme flashing content!!

Friday, August 14th, 2009 | Posted in Color, Films, Interdimensional Artists, Visuals | No Comments »