HellicarAndLewis/LVInstallation
A audio reactive LED sculpture.
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A audio reactive LED sculpture.
An interactive installation for the National Trust.
The websystem for Project Victory
An interactive broadcast system that takes input from multiple types of cameras, mixes them, adds a graphical layer based on computer vision analysis of the live shot and allows for control of that layer via social network interaction.
A audiovisual installation that uses a SICK laser scanner to react to peoples proximity.
An interactive installation that use multiple cameras to create a bullet-time like effect using frame interpolation.
An interactive mirror that uses the Microsoft Kinect for sensing, and Barco MiStrips for display
An interactive installation taking input from Twitter #hashtags and a person movement from a network of security cameras, and visualising this activity into a large scale LED array.
An interactive dance project allowing the body to be used as a drawing implement.
An interactive video mixing system that broadcasts to online video streaming services. Created for the Abandon Normal Devices festival 2012
Triptych of Digital Mirrors for Intel to show the qualities of their Ivy Bridge Processor
A pair of interactive mirrors that use Kinect to make chains of people, or automatic snap shots of jumpers.
An Interactive Installation that responds to audio input and is controlled via Twitter
An interactive installation using the Kinect to control a large array of LED lights and an audio system.
An interactive installation for Dewar's Whisky at TED 2012, an interactive visualisation of Twitter based around certain keywords, with a novel Kinect interface for controlling the installation.
An installation created in collaboration with Thomas Lock and Robin Rimbaud (Scanner)
For the premiere reception of the film adaptation of the book “Norwegian Wood” by Haruki Murakami in London at the Haunch of Venison Gallery, we created an audio responsive projection. Containing four scenes, the installation references the art direction of the film and the traditional imagery of Japanese seasons.
A Series of Interactive Applications for Children on the Autistic Spectrum
Project Donk is an installation that allows for gestural input into a projection mapped installation that displays live social response from Twitter.
A table based responsive installation
A Twitter Responsive message wall for The Turner Prize
A Twitter responsive interactive installation
A body reactive installation for Uniqlo
An VJ Application for the Nokia World 2010 event
An audio reactive VJ system for the Loud Tate event at the Tate Britain
Interactive Mirror Installation
Interactive Dance Performance
Audio reactive Mask drawing Application