The Pool – Jen Lewin Studio
The Pool developed and created by Jen Lewin Studio is an interactive installation filled with small round pads that encourage group participation and fun. More
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Life On Mars – An Interactive 360° Panorama of Curiosity’s Landing Site
Those clever guys over at EDS Systems have stitched together a high-resolution interactive panorama of Curiosity’s landing site from where she’ll soon embark on at least two years of research and investigation of the red planet. Check it out here. More
The V Motion Project – Assembly
The V Motion Project by the Assembly was a collaboration between a lot of clever creative people working together to create a machine that turns motion into music. More
Interactive Street Art – Ernest Zacharevic
Amazing interactive street art. Artist Ernest Zacharevic created four new works where his painted figures of mischievous children are seen interacting with their physical surroundings. And as you can see from the images, some people couldn’t resist! More
Electricity Comes From Other Planets – Fred Deakin
Documentary short film exploring the latest work called Electricity Comes From Other Planets from visual artist and musician Fred Deakin, in his new interactive installation for the Joe Le Joue (Play Along) exhibition at La Gaite Lyrique gallery in Paris, France’s cultural centre for digital arts and music. More
The Ballad of the Psychotropic Robots – illogictree.com
The Ballad of the Psychotropic Robots is an interactive program giving real-time procedurally generated visuals and audio. From illogictree.com More
Aperture – Interactive Installation – TheGreenEyl
Aperture is a facade installation with interactive and narrative display modes by Willy Sengewald, Dominik Schumacher, Frédéric Eyl, Richard The, Gunnar Green. Video by Diaphonics.
Archifon – Interactive Virtual Musical Instrument Installation
The Interactive Installation, Archifon, is a big interactive virtual musical instrument originally made for the Olomouc Baroque de-baptized chapel. Architectonical objects are re-interpreted by virtual visual elements via projection and sound. It is possible by mapping the virtual surface on the chapel’s interior. Up to ten visitors at a time can interact with the Archifon through the laser pointers. By pointing on any of more than 100 elements different audiovisual actions are initiated. More
How Music Travels – The Evolution Of Western Dance Music – Interactive Map
UK travel operator Thomson has created an interactive map detailing the evolution of western dance music over the last 100 years. Launch it here