Echtzeitstudien

Echtzeitstudien is an interactive light and sound installation for the Joanneumsviertel in Graz. The motivation for the installation is to call attention to the yard of the Joanneum as a place of urban life.
It consists of a projection onto the facade of the Neue Galerie, acoustically accentuated by an abstract sound backdrop. Visitors and passers-by interactively influence the projections and the sound.
The sound and visual implementation is computer generated and based on physical and biological phenomena. The following five motifs were used: Isolines, Starling, Dynamic Cells, Force Fields, and the superordinated Resonance motif.
Through direct interaction (over a webapp) and indirect interaction (triangulation of smartphones) of the visitors, the graphic patterns are composed in the projection.

Released:
2017
In cooperation with:
Kunst im öffentlichen Raum Steiermark, cables, undev
Exhibitions:
Categories:
Collaborative, Installation, Interactive, Mobile, Site Specific, Projection Mapping, WebGL, Wifi
Photos by
Universalmuseum Joanneum/N. Lackner