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decode: digital design sensations
'decode: digital design sensations'
CAFA art museum, shanghai, china
now until 21 november 2010
'decode: digital design sensations' at the CAFA art museum in beijing, china
image © designboom
curated by the V&A in collaboration with the leading digital arts organization, onedotzero,
'decode: digital design sensations' is an exhibition showcasing the best contemporary
digital art and design from around the world. initially launched last december in london,
the collection has started on an international tour with its first stop at the CAFA art museum
in shanghai, china.
'dandelion' by sennep/ yoke
image © designboom
the exhibition is composed of three themes: 'interactivity' looks at designs that
invite the viewers to contribute to the development of the works. one such project
is 'dandelion' sennep and yoke, which allows users to digitally 'blow away' the seeds
of a dandelion by use of a hair dryer. another project by london-based artist
mehmet akten is 'body paint'. the visual instrument invites users to paint on a virtual
canvas with their body, reading movements, gestures and dance to create compositions.
video of 'dandelion' in action
'dandelion' by sennep/ yoke, 2009
software, projector, PC, graphics, ATI, LED fan, speakers, hairdryer
© sennep/ yoke
'body paint' by mehmet akten, 2009
software, macbook, projector, firewire, camera, IR floods
© memo akten, the mega super awesome visuals company
'bodypaint' at 'decode'
'dune' by dan roosengaarde, 2007
embedded technologies
© studio roosengaarde
image © designboom
'videogrid' by ross philips, 2007
software, PC, projector, speakers, handycame
© ross philips
'light rain' by wow, 2007
software, projectors, mac mini 2.2
© wow
'light rain' projection wall
image © designboom
image © designboom
'mirror, miror' by jason bruges studio, 2009
custom built monocrhome, LED matrix, camera and software
© JBS
photo: lee mawdsley
'code as material' features projects that utilize computer code to create
constantly fluid and ever changing designs. digital artist daniel brown has
on display a piece from his 'on growth and form series', a growing imaginary
plant that produces new buds, blossoms and stalks from advanced mathematics
and code. the 'plant' will continue to generate and grow over the course of the exhibition.
'on growth and form series' by daniel brown
image © designboom
image © designboom
'TI' by C.E.B. reas, 2004
custom software, computer, projector, wooden discs
© bitforms, gallery nyc
photo: tom bland
'the network', the last theme, explores the notion of collecting data generated
by new types of social interacting and media to create works and forms.
american digital artist aaron koblin visualizes real-time flight patterns into
an abstracted portrait of a time and country.
'flight patterns' by aaron kolbin, 2009
digital movie projection, PC, projector, flight patterns
© aaron kolbin
photo: V&A images
24 hours of flight data
'bit.code' by julius popp, 2009
energy chains, motors, electronics and software
commissioned by the V&A in partnership with SAP for 'decode'
© julis popp
photo: V&A images
'bit.code' at 'decode'
CAFA art museum, shanghai, china
now until 21 november 2010
'decode: digital design sensations' at the CAFA art museum in beijing, china
image © designboom
curated by the V&A in collaboration with the leading digital arts organization, onedotzero,
'decode: digital design sensations' is an exhibition showcasing the best contemporary
digital art and design from around the world. initially launched last december in london,
the collection has started on an international tour with its first stop at the CAFA art museum
in shanghai, china.
'dandelion' by sennep/ yoke
image © designboom
the exhibition is composed of three themes: 'interactivity' looks at designs that
invite the viewers to contribute to the development of the works. one such project
is 'dandelion' sennep and yoke, which allows users to digitally 'blow away' the seeds
of a dandelion by use of a hair dryer. another project by london-based artist
mehmet akten is 'body paint'. the visual instrument invites users to paint on a virtual
canvas with their body, reading movements, gestures and dance to create compositions.
video of 'dandelion' in action
'dandelion' by sennep/ yoke, 2009
software, projector, PC, graphics, ATI, LED fan, speakers, hairdryer
© sennep/ yoke
'body paint' by mehmet akten, 2009
software, macbook, projector, firewire, camera, IR floods
© memo akten, the mega super awesome visuals company
'bodypaint' at 'decode'
'dune' by dan roosengaarde, 2007
embedded technologies
© studio roosengaarde
image © designboom
'videogrid' by ross philips, 2007
software, PC, projector, speakers, handycame
© ross philips
'light rain' by wow, 2007
software, projectors, mac mini 2.2
© wow
'light rain' projection wall
image © designboom
image © designboom
'mirror, miror' by jason bruges studio, 2009
custom built monocrhome, LED matrix, camera and software
© JBS
photo: lee mawdsley
'code as material' features projects that utilize computer code to create
constantly fluid and ever changing designs. digital artist daniel brown has
on display a piece from his 'on growth and form series', a growing imaginary
plant that produces new buds, blossoms and stalks from advanced mathematics
and code. the 'plant' will continue to generate and grow over the course of the exhibition.
'on growth and form series' by daniel brown
image © designboom
image © designboom
'TI' by C.E.B. reas, 2004
custom software, computer, projector, wooden discs
© bitforms, gallery nyc
photo: tom bland
'the network', the last theme, explores the notion of collecting data generated
by new types of social interacting and media to create works and forms.
american digital artist aaron koblin visualizes real-time flight patterns into
an abstracted portrait of a time and country.
'flight patterns' by aaron kolbin, 2009
digital movie projection, PC, projector, flight patterns
© aaron kolbin
photo: V&A images
24 hours of flight data
'bit.code' by julius popp, 2009
energy chains, motors, electronics and software
commissioned by the V&A in partnership with SAP for 'decode'
© julis popp
photo: V&A images
'bit.code' at 'decode'
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