As a Kickstarter-funded project via the Burrard Art Foundation, in conjunction with TED's 30th anniversary, this is one cool project! I had seen a notice about it before, but I didn't realize that it was an interactive, animated projection; I wish that I had signed up on this to get one of her serialized prints. Awesome stuff.
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Check out this 3D interactive light sculpture.
Unnumbered Sparks, a sculpture in Vancouver, BC by Janet Echelman utilizes smartphones connected to a special WiFi portal, to allow visitors to direct animations onto a woven mesh floating in midair. The projection itself, is Chrome browser window, amazingly enough, using WebGL.
As a Kickstarter-funded project via the Burrard Art Foundation, in conjunction with TED's 30th anniversary, this is one cool project! I had seen a notice about it before, but I didn't realize that it was an interactive, animated projection; I wish that I had signed up on this to get one of her serialized prints. Awesome stuff.
As a Kickstarter-funded project via the Burrard Art Foundation, in conjunction with TED's 30th anniversary, this is one cool project! I had seen a notice about it before, but I didn't realize that it was an interactive, animated projection; I wish that I had signed up on this to get one of her serialized prints. Awesome stuff.
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