Watch Projection-Mapped Kung Fu Between a Man and His Shadow Projection-mapped choreography meets Enter the Dragon in Pixel n' Pepper's new performance at the Hamdan International Photography Award in Dubai, Black & White. A dancer enters the stage seemingly alone, but is soon challenged to a kung fu battle royale by his own digital shadow, and things only escalate from there. A second dancer gets involved, turning the show into something like a live episode of Dragonball Z, animated by MC Escher and directed by Bruce Lee. The latter half of the show fuses choreography with projected pictures taken from the 20 photographers honored in this year's competition. Related: Daito Manabe's Projection-Mapped Dancers Are A Visual Treat WIFE Uses Animated Projections To Reinvent Dance Performance Dancer Bends Light in Stunning Projection-Mapped Performance Watch 3D Projections Transform Dancers into Constellations
"Beyond infinity" . 2012. Serge Salat . ‘beyond infinity’, an immersive installation by french artist and theorist serge salat ‘beyond infinity’, a multisensory installation by french artist and theorist serge salat, interweaves mirrors, light, music, and fractal art in an architecture that conflates visitors’ perceptions of space. sponsored by buick cars and usable during the events as a vehicle showroom, the work is installed at shanghai’s westgate mall from september 16th through 18th, 2011. in addition to his artistic practice, salat works as an architect and has authored twenty books on subjects ranging from virtual art, labyrinths, sustainable architecture, and cities and urban planning. the influences of his academic work bring the perspectives of chinese taoist philosophy and post-structuralist thought to a single physical manifestation, making use of ancient design and layout methods but modern multimedia technology to create a space that feels veritably apart from ordinary spacetime. architectural plan
Marco Donnarumma | new media art, live media performance, sound design Scientists Are Making Music with Slime Mold and Whale Songs Down on the southwest coast of England, the Peninsula Arts Contemporary Music Festival recently celebrated its tenth birthday. Run in collaboration with Plymouth University and the Interdisciplinary Center for Computer Music Research (ICCMR) which is housed there, the festival is an epicenter for musical experimentation and research into far-out sonification and musification techniques. This year's theme is biomusic, a niche field of centered around biological processes that inform and create musical compositions, be they artificially intelligent virtual whales jamming with a saxophonist, a biocomputer run on slime mold doing a duet on the piano, or data collated from British woodland ecosystems turning into music. Over the weekend, a series of gala performances explored some of the concepts and ideas that the students and professors at Plymouth University had been working on over the past year. The festival's directors, Simon Ible and Eduardo R. Biocomputer music. Fast Travel Related:
United Visual Artists Afternoon Animation: Kaleidoscope Ft. The Italian National Team Of Gymnastics The perfect way to space out on a Tuesday afternoon, KALEIDOSCOPE by Freddy brings viewers through an abstract paradise of runs, kicks, and jumps courtesy of the Italian National Team of Gymnastics. Created by DLV BBDO and production team abstract:groove, the collective, paired with Director Luigi Pane, experimented with the kaleidoscope effect for dramatic results. Working with 4 thaumascopes of different sizes and shapes, the biggest 9 meters long with a triangular opening of 2.5 meters, and the smallest 1.5 meters in length with a square opening of 60 centimeters, the team worked extensively to achieve the graphic patterns above. By studying small scale models and then going into CGI simulations, all the above effects were obtained in camera without the use of post-production. Just as interesting as the techniques used were the performers enlisted: The Italian National Team of Rhythmic Gymnastic 'le Farfalle', choreographed by their trainer Emanuela Maccarani.
Perdez-vous dans un immense labyrinthe cosmique Images de l'artiste Osmo, A beginners guide to constructing the cosmos, est la nouvelle installation du “laboratoire spatial du collectif Loop.pH. Cette fois-ci c’est un voyage dans l’espace qui vous est offert, et ce, dans le cadre peu convoité du dessous d’une bretelle d’autoroute surpeuplée de Londres. Dans un style qui rappelle, un peu, l’installation Tape Paris au Palais de Tokyo, Osmo vous invite à vous plonger dans des tunnels sombres mais constellés. Retrouvez ci-dessous quelques images de cette installation lunaire, histoire de vous changer les idées la prochaine fois que vous serez coincés dans les bouchons londoniens.
Intelligence artificielle, design de meubles et architecture : Midjourney, Dall-E, Stable Diffusion L’émergence récente des logiciels d’intelligence artificielle générateurs d’images et de vidéos vient bouleverser les mondes du design, de la décoration d’intérieur et de l’architecture. Il est dorénavant possible de fournir à un de ces programmes un « prompt », une description en mode texte, accompagnée ou non d’une image, et l’IA génère des images dont on peut plus ou moins contrôler le contenu. Comment fonctionne l’intelligence artificielle génératrice d’images ? Pour comprendre en quoi l’intelligence artificielle vient changer les pratiques dans les mondes du design, de l’architecture et de la déco d’intérieur, il est nécessaire de comprendre comment l’intelligence artificielle fonctionne. Les principes de l’IA Voici donc d’abord quelques rappels sur les principes de base du fonctionnement d’une IA. Les principaux logiciels actuels de génération d’image fonctionnent tous sur les mêmes principes : Les principaux logiciels d’IA pour générer des images D’où des résultats… très différents.