Archived entries for light
Cyril Leclerc & Elizabeth Saint-Jalmes

Slow pixel
A performance ballet for 176 snails and two humans evolving in a plastic and sound installation. Each of the 176 snails equipped with a technical device becomes an autonomous luminous entity.
Cerith Wyn Evans

Cleave 03
‘Cleave 03’ is an anti-aircraft searchlight flashing in morse code the poem ‘Gweledigaethau y Bardd Cwsg’ (‘Visions of the Sleeping Bard’).
Ryoji Ikeda

the planck universe [micro]
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Peter Vogel

The Sound of Shadows
Interactive Sound Art
Mechanical instruments arranged on a wide plinth and
are triggered electro-mechanically through photo cells.
The shadows of the illuminated instruments are projected against a wall.
Ruairi Glynn

Fearful Symmetry
“even the faintest expressions of purposeful behaviour in objects
can bring them to life, in the eye of the observer”
Leslie Nooteboom

komorebi is a platform that uses a robotic projector and generative projections to replicate the natural reflections and shadows of sunlight. komorebi can create sunlight filtering through leaves or a dance of light and shadow
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Liquid light

Light that demonstrates liquid behavior,
particularly the ability to flow out of its container.
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Technical Earth
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interference
Mo H. Zareei and Jim Murphy
Explores the combination and interaction of waveforms in one medium with those of another.
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Norbert Wiener

Wiener’s Moth 1949
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Dries Depoorter

Gradient Lamp
The lamp is connected to the internet and extracts the color of the sky in 2 found surveillance cameras that are on the exact other side of the world. One is in Asia and the other in America. The lamp is in constant motion following the skycolor of both earth sides.
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2 online webcams. 2 tracked pixels
Julio Le Parc

“Light was only a means,.. to concretize some of my preoccupations.”
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Pablo Valbuena

“…the primacy of subjective experience as a tool to
communicate and the use of light as prime matter.”
Augmented Sculpture
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Daniel Rybakken

daylight entrance
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Carsten Nicolai

unicolor 2014
“the installation unicolor examines the psychology of color perception..”
Thompson and Craighead

light from tomorrow
It centres on an expedition to The Kingdom of Tonga, where tomorrow’s outdoor light-readings are broadcast in close to real time through The International Dateline to today; specifically to a lightbox installed in the San Jose Museum of Art in California.
Simon Weckert

In the shadow of the darkness
The two objects are pointing to the moon and the sun. The LED lights represent the movement and the brightness of the two planets as seen from the centre of the earth in real-time.
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Jacob Kirkegaard

London Subterraneous
takes the work of seventeenth century alchemist and scientist Athanasius Kircher as inspiration. Kircher was a polymath and inventor, who researched fields as diverse as medicine and Egyptology, and designed and constructed wondrous sound and vision automatons.
































