“Documentation of my video projections at InLight Richmond 2009. Messages submitted by members of the public are translated into American Sign Language and then mapped to the architecture of the building.”
Reminds me of TXTHealing but in a more visual way.
Got a mail to a fantastic project going on in New York. I just post the mail here :
Multimedia performers Sweatshoppe have been wheat pasting buildings
with moving images all over New York. Mapping video projections to
LED-lit paint rollers, Sweatshoppe lay their projections on a surface,
paint-stroke by paint stroke. They call new digital performance style
“Video Painting” and have demonstrated the end result here:
SWEATSHOPPE, 4spots, the landing extras from SWEATSHOPPE on Vimeo.
How it works: The software controlling the video was written in Max.
The paint roller does not use any sort of paint, it simply contains
green LEDs. The software tracks the color green and outputs the x y
position which are sent to drawing commands and the strokes are
textured with video.
Sweatshoppe is video artists Bruno Levy and Blake Shaw. They plan on
eventually releasing the software, but only after it is much more
refined, buffed up with features and is user-friendly.
more info:
http://vimeo.com/sweatshoppe
http://www.brunolevy.com
thanks for the mail jacky
Sniff from karolina sobecka on Vimeo.
“interactive public projection project by Karolina Sobecka with software design by Jim George“. Karolina is also responsible for “wildlife”, you can find a link under “artists”.
For more information on “Sniff” have a look at the project-website.
See it live September 17-20th after dark, 84 Havenmeyer Street, Storefront, Brooklyn, NY 1121
The Installation “fase” at planet prozess berlin is just great. It plays with live footage, videogame graphics and real painted elements at the same time. Don´t miss this one!
Fuse Installation at Planet Process, Berlin, Germany
Some fresh stuff from TXT-healing (Taken from his website: “TXTUal Healing is an interactive public theater piece. It looks at the cell phone as a device not just to remove oneself from a physical space, but to interact with and explore it.”) He travelled to Romania in June. Find pictures for that trip on his website.
Paul Notzold aka TXT Healing and Federico Hatoum have something new going on: TXT-A-Sketch. So get your mobiles ready for the 1st and 2nd March in Rome. More Info here.
TXT-A-Sketch
TXTual Healing did another show in Baltimore, 20th of January. See the pictures here.
TXTual Healing
