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Nanika Motion Wall
[update -> my video here - video by nanika]
Reporting on Friday Late: Transvision.
Motion Wall was created by Nanika (a new baby of Hi-Res!). This project was created for the Interactive Interiors Exhibition at the newly opened Beyes store in Omotesando Hills shopping mall in Tokyo.
It uses the motion in front of the screen to generate a never ending swirl of colors, letting visitors participate or simply enjoy what is created by the motion of passers-by. The V&A became so busy that it was hard to use this piece without a crowd in the background, but I was fortunate enough to try it early on, creating lots of smokey waving fluid patterns.
Posted on March 22nd 2006 under Friday Late, Installations
