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Chris O'Shea, an artist and designer based in London.
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[updated] here is a video
(photos above by John Adrian)
On Friday night I went to the opening of Volume at the V&A Museum, part of the Playstation Season of Culture. Here are my photos.
Created by United Visual Artists and one point six (production company set up by Robert Del Naja [alias 3D] of Massive Attack and [...]
Reporting on Friday Late: Transvision.
Jason Bruges Studio created Visual Echos for the transvision event. A very long table top like surface contained a matrix of leds, with a video camera at one end. As the camera captured images it took rgb values and changed the leds at one end, travelling down the surface like a [...]
[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 [...]
Reporting on Friday Late: Transvision.
One of my favorite pieces from the transvision night was a responsive LED sculpture by United Visual Artists. Installed in the John Madejski Garden, from afar looked like people worshiping the arrival of an alien spaceship, whilst up close you could feel the warmth of all those LEDs. As [...]
[update - video here]
Reporting on Friday Late: Transvision.
London based Sennep created an interactive dandelion for this event. Elegantly simple and playful, this installation allowed users to blow away the seeds of a dandelion clock using a real electric hairdryer.
“blowing it apart is a popular pastime for children. The number of blows required to completely [...]