On August 9th, 2012, closing day of SIGGRAPH’12, Allen Battino, Philippe Bergeron, and Joan Collins hosted the “Greatest 80s CG Party of all time” — the sequel. An impressive group of CG pioneers — many Academy-Award winners, and presidents of companies — gathered to reminisce about the past, and dream about the future. PaintScaping did 3D projection mapping on landscaping, and the results were out-of-this-world.
Projection mapping golf
Rickie Fowler added creativity to his training regiment for the 95th PGA Championship. Rickie immersed himself in a visually stunning psychedelic driving range complete with projection mapped targets, state of the art sound, and a stadium size laser and light show.
Nuance
from Marc-Antoine Locatelli
Nuance / 2013
Travail sur l’image vivante musicale.
Musique : “Ants” de EdIT
Danse : Lucas Boirat
Ana.digital / Genius Loci Weimar 2013
from Media Apparat
Ana.Digital
A project for Genius Loci Weimar 2013
genius-loci-weimar.org
Wittumspalais Weimar
by Markus Wintersberger & Media Apparat
Dancers: Andrea Nagl & Sophia Hörmann
Sound: Eberhard Kloke , Ken Hayakawa
Experimental analogue-digital interplays: Markus Wintersberger
medienwerkstatt006.at
Production: Media Apparat
Leo + Benjamin Pokropek, David Razzi, Adi Markusich, Paul Niederfriniger, Igor Pajed
Docu:
Cam: Stefan Siezen
Editor: Roland Schafek
© 2013 Media Apparat
Making of The Krewella Volcano
Making of The Krewella Volcano
from V Squared Labs Inc.
The Krewella Volcano
V Squared Labs in collaboration with Stefano Novelli has created “The Volcano”, a custom crystalline stage production for Krewella’s upcoming “GET WET LIVE” tour. From pencil sketches and creative reference to architectural reality, bringing this project to life was an exciting and invigorating process.
"The Volcano" is a 30ft x 18ft superstructure incorporating reflection-mapped faceted crystals. The crystals are built out of a combination of one-way and two-way mirrored acrylic and were specifically designed to create contained infinite reflections. Each crystal is equipped with LED video access and/or interior LED tape, creating complex volumetric reflection effects which visually morph the structure from within.
A central arc of faceted crystal clusters make up the base of the structure, grounding it to the stage like the base of a rocky volcano. LED panels peek out of this area like lava from within. At the apex of the structure are the performers, central to the entire design. Behind them an LED screen displays visuals and custom content while the corner crystalline pieces flanking them act as explosive fragments from the mountainous volcano of crystals below. Stage lighting is dispersed throughout to reinforce the form and composition, completing the dynamic design.
The entire stage is modular, designed to accommodate different configurations depending on venue size and capabilities.
VENU MAGAZINE #20 Sept/Oct 2013 →
VENÜ Contemporary Culture Magazine Features: Susan Rockefeller, A New Penn Station and The Next Madison Square Garden, Projection Mapping, Nepal and much more…
Lisa Seidenberg wrote an article about projection mapping in this months issue of VENÜ Magazine. It starts on pg. 45.
26th Floor | Augmented Sculpture
from urbanscreen
An ‘Augmented Sculpture’ made for the Four Seasons Hotel Beirut.
This permanent light sculpture was exclusively developed for the rooftop of the Four Seasons Hotel in Beirut. Sculpture development and content development refer to each other in an interdependent design. By assimilating specific aspects of the environment, this work was developed from scratch as a site-specific piece of art.
Premiered on the 23rd of May 2013
Duration (loop): 30 min
Dimension: 12 x 5m
Art Director Content: Max Goergen
Motion graphics: Julian Hoelscher, Jonas Wiese, Max Negrelli, Moritz Horn, Till Botterweck
Art Director Sculpture: Till Botterweck
3D Designer: Peter Pflug, Moritz Horn, Lorenz Potthast
Mock-up: Lorenz Potthast
Production Manager: Majo Ussat
Creative Director: Thorsten Bauer
Media Engineer: Tobias Wursthorn (im-en.com)
Technical assist: Lorenz Potthast
Documentation Director: Jonas Wiese
On-Site Camera: Jonas Wiese
Edit: Jonas Wiese
Music: Jonas Wiese (jonas-wiese.de)
Media-Engine support: WINGS VIOSO (avstumpfl.com)
Mock-Up projector support: EPSON (epson.de)
An URBANSCREEN.com production
facebook.com/urbanscreen
Disney Research HideOut augmented reality story books
How can projected imagery traverse the digital-physical divide to interact with physical objects and surfaces in the environment? HideOut explores how mobile projectors can enable new forms of interaction with digital content projected on everyday objects such as books, walls, game boards, tables, and many others.
3D Mapping for TV Advertisement / Making of
from Media Apparat
Brief: TV-advertisement with a flying actress, recorded in slow-mo with the whole scenery projected. The actress may not cast shadows.
Solution: Based on a panorama mapping projection with 60fps, 4 different sceneries were organized in 3D-space, with different projector positions for each scene.
Result: vimeo.com/71327131
Technical Hardfacts
Cam: Arri Alexa
Projectors 3 x Barco HDX18
Media Server Picturall Octo
Client: A1
Agency: Nitsche Werbung
Production Company: Karin Novotny GmbH
Mapping Projection: Media Apparat
Technical Partner: Concept Solutions
Making of video
Cam Stefan Siezen
Editing Pajed Igor
Grading + Animations Leo Pokropek
Track Paradis - Hémisphère
Infinity ∞ (teaser)
from VS Team
Teaser of -Infinity a light installation by Joanie Lemercier (AntiVJ) & VISUAL SYSTEM
ATOMIUM BRUSSELS 18th June- 22nd September 2013 FOR #ID 2013
125.25
25.25
project by: IF
Live video & light installation for KSAT#6 / The Secret Issue release.
Maison du Portugal / Paris 2013.
Software used : QC + Ableton Live + MadMapper
Music by : IF
Sundance 2013 New Frontier
from Klip Collective
In their second appearance at New Frontier, Klip Collective returned to Sundance to transform the entire front of The YARD venue into a 3-D projection-mapped parable, inspired by the Tom Waits song, “What’s He Building in There?”. Filmmaking and projection mapping collide in this fifteen-minute piece, combining live action, stop motion and cg animation.
DUALITY - Atlantic City Sound and Light Show
from Moment Factory
New permanent sound and light show on the Atlantic City boardwalk. Multiple HD projections, surround sound, theatrical lighting and the latest architectural video mapping technologies will bring Boardwalk Hall’s historic façade to life every night all season long.
CHIAROSCURO — Installation by Sougwen Chung
Creative direction by: Sougwen Chung
Original Music by Praveen Sharma
Technical direction: Andrien Boulanger
Arduino Programming by: Adam Harvey
Structural Supports by: Square Fabrication
Filmed by: Linda Cavaliero, Marcelline Gamma
Welcome Into The Future by Studio Rewind
from Studio Rewind
For the ‘Rotterdamse Museumnacht 2011’ Sober Industries build two large sculptures. Both sculptures were projected with mapped visuals. The spectators were able to control the visuals projected by a custom made cubicle with motion sensors and buttons, made by Bruce Moerdjiman. By tilting the cubicle the color of the visuals changed and the buttons were used to skip through the visuals and to create other effects like blending and scratching.
Visuals
Studio Rewind
Daniel Bruning
Interactive
Bruce Moerdjiman
Sculptures
Sober Industries
The following partners supported us in this project:
Blaak 10 Gallery & Store
Human Centered ICT
Rotterdamse museumnacht
Hulskamp
Karlovy Vary opening ceremony
Light Leaks
from Kyle McDonald
A scattered array of fifty mirror balls reflect light from three projectors, filling a room completely with small reflections, casting patterns that fill the visitor’s peripheral vision. Creating a curious space that alternates between a meditative state, and an uneasy imbalance. An experiment in combining a found object with computer vision to create a profound and unusual experience.
Created with Jonas Jongejan at CLICK Festival 2013.
halfdanj.dk
clickfestival.dk/program-2013%20/light-leaks
Music: “And They All Look Broken Hearted” by Four Tet
Form and Substance: Projection Mapping in Contemporary Art
Group Exhibition curated by the curators of videomapping.tumblr.com
Projection Mapping is the premier artistic technique of our age. Projection Mapping (also called Video Mapping) utilizes specialized software to create a projected image that perfectly fits any desired surface, including irregularly shaped screens, 3 dimensional objects, architecture, etc. changing its very nature; allowing for the surface in question to convey any message that the artist desires. When done right, the result is magical. “Form and Substance” brings together work by several prominent artists in this field to create and activate paintings, sculptures and installations.
Curated by Bryan Dodson, Brian Blessinger, Michelle Dodson, and Carolyn Devlin-Antuna
Featuring work by: Adam Dare, Bryan & Michelle Dodson (Integrated Visions), Christina Graf; Davy & Kristin McGuire, Domingo Zapata, Jessica Angel, Joanie Lemercier (AntiVJ), Joel Fitzpatrick, John Ensor Parker, Kris Davidson, Laura Ramirez (Optika), Paulapart, Red Paper Heart, Robert Seidel, and Simon Anaya
In 1950, Jackson Pollock proclaimed: “New needs need new techniques. And the modern artists have found new ways and new means of making their statements. Each age finds its own technique.” Projection Mapping is the technique of our age.