Interactive audiovisual art installation
This interactive audiovisual art installation merges the physical and virtual realms, transforming a flat screen into a voluminous, translucent, minimalist construction that interacts with light and shadow, creating the illusion of a three-dimensional space. The installation draws inspiration from the ocean and microcosm, capturing its massiveness, elemental power, unusual physics, and placing it in a new urban context. Deforming suprematist abstractions, presented as interactive elements, float within this space, responding to the viewer's visual and auditory perception. As you engage with these elements, ask yourself: What do you feel when you perceive the virtual element?
Through the use of interactive sensors, the viewer is no longer just a passive observer but an active participant in shaping the virtual environment. By altering gravitational characteristics within a virtual cube, the participant can manipulate these elements as if bending the laws of physics. As you control this virtual space, consider: What does the element feel when it perceives you? This interaction evokes a sense of wonder and immersion, as the viewer experiences the tension between control and unpredictability, massiveness and transparency, micro and macro, in a dynamic composition that feels both real and otherworldly. The emotions of awe, curiosity, and a deep connection to the elemental forces are elicited, as the boundaries between reality and virtuality blur, making the intangible feel palpable.
Equipment: LED or projection screen about 4x4m (to rent), depth sensor (i have one), video camera, PC,
sound speakers
Software: Touchdesigner
