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OK Go costumes by Moritz Waldemeyer
Dezeen has posted some new work from Pixelsumo favourite Moritz Waldemeyer. This time he has embedded an LED display into the costumes of rock band OK Go.
“When the band appears on stage, LED lights embedded in their jackets run through a sequence that makes up the letters O,K,G,O – like a Vegas slot-machine scrolling through its symbols to spell the band’s name”, this is then followed by animations during the performance.
More Mortiz…
Moritz Waldemeyer puts laser beams in Hussein Chalayan dresses
By Royal Appointment
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Daft Punk helmets
Posted on November 27th 2007 under Light, Performance, Wearable
