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| Exhibitions (selection) |
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The "electric moOns" have been invited to be part of the STRP festival in Eindhoven, Netherlands from November 23 through November 25, 2007. There will be a special show called "ATOM" on the 24th featuring an exclusive performance of Robert Henke aka Monolake (http://www.monolake.de) and the "electric moOns". |
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| "electric moOns" was part of the annual event "la notte bianca" (http://www.lanottebianca.it) on September 8th 2007 in Rome, Italy. The installation was on display at the reopening of the museum "Palazzo delle Esposizioni" http://www.palazzoesposizioni.it |
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| "electric moOns" has won the BIP - building interactive playgrounds Award - "...the awarded projects have been selected because of their participative, collaborative, spectacular and playful attitude, fitting perfectly in a clubbing context." "electric moOns" was on show at the Elettrowave Festival in Arezzo Italy, July 14-15 2006 http://www.bip.it |
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| "electric moOns" has been invited to SIGGRAPH 2006 - International Conference and Exhibition on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques - "electric moOns" was on show at the SIGGRAPH Art Gallery in Boston, Massachusetts USA from 30 July to 3 August 2006 http://www.siggraph.org |
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| "electric moOns" premiers at the NEXT'05 exhibition of future technology in Copenhagen, Denmark 25./26. Nov. 2005 http://www.next2005.dk |
electric moOns /// balloon ballet
A hundred white balloons in a completely darkened room are floating in space like the atoms of a molecule. They are moving up and down slowly and gracefully. The balloons appear as floating three-dimensional pixels arranged in a 10x10 grid. The pixels combine together to make a larger form. The weightless objects represent three-dimensional digital data set in a dynamic display sculpture composed of physical particles.
The interactive balloon ballet is built out of both synchronized movement and lighting. A screen-based interface commands the balloon ballet to move in sync to a chosen musical piece. The user can control the movement and lighting of each balloon independently. Morphing 3D shapes and patterns are blended with an overlay of supporting or counteracting light animations.
The "electric moOns" installation is probably the world’s largest physical 3D display.
to "ATOM" performance involving "electric moOns"
print size press pictures can be downloaded here
pictures of prototypes/renderings/variants
Christopher Bauder (concept, hardware)
Till Beckmann (software)
Holger Pecht (electronic circuits)
for more details about the project:
howl (at) electricmoons (dot) com
other projects:
http://www.whitevoid.com
