Like I promised, this post is a tribute to some of the Vectorial Elevation designs that were produced live in Vancouver, Canada over the last few months. The Vectorial Elevation interface is still alive and kicking, so go create your design and post a link to your work in the comments! Virtualizations are on the [...]
Read More interactive light, lighting installation, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Vancouver, Vectorial ElevationRafael Lozano-Hemmer is at it again – you might remember him from posts on JimOnLight.com about a few of his installations – Pulse Park, Levels of Nothingness – and now, he's got another massive interactive installation. Vectorial Elevation is installed right now in Vancouver, BC… …and on the Internet. YOU can participate. YOU can create [...]
Read More interactive, Light Art, light installation, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Vectorial ElevationDo you remember Rafael Lozano-Hemmer's Pulse Park installation in Madison Square Park? Rafael is back with some other very cool installation work, having finished it last weekend at the Guggenheim Museum. The work, called Levels of Nothingness, was an inspirational piece on Kandinsky's "Yellow Sound" essay from 1912. From Rhizome: Levels of Nothingness, which Lozano-Hemmer [...]
Read More art, Guggenheim, Levels of Nothingness, Light Art, light installations, NYC, Rafael Lozano-, Rafael Lozano-HemmerMake Mag has an article about the installation going on until November 17, 2008 by Rafael Lozano-Hemmer. The installation is called "Pulse Park," and it is the simultaneous recording and interpreting of 200 heartbeats by light. There are articles all over about this – NY Mag wrote one that describes the process and all goings [...]
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