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Bridgeville, Penn. – Aug. 6, 2020 – Brightline, a leading manufacturer of energy efficient lighting systems, today announced it has upgraded its L1.2 and L1.4 LED SeriesONE studio light fixtures with variable color temperature and improved color rendering. Plus, the fixtures are now available with optional wireless DMX/RDM (remote device management) control that provides bidirectional ...
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The festival showcases projection mapping, audiovisual installations and light sculptures in order to develop a dialogue between new media and the urban context of the Basque Country capital city.
The participants have total freedom regarding the proposal theme. However proposals addressing environmental issues and/or United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) will be highly valued by the jury.
These will be the main focus of the 2021 edition of UMBRA Light Festival. The installations will be selected accordingly to the sculptural value and interactive implementation of art and light.
Collanews Javi Erriera - Berdeko Konstelazioa The selection process will be finalized within one month after the submission deadline. All finalists will be notified individually by e-mail
The artists may present proposals as an individual and/or collective. There is no limit to the number of members per team, however each proposal requires a distinct form and must be completed accordingly.
The Jury or selection committee, appointed by Argia_3, is made by professionals from lighting design, public space intervention and the Light Art sectors.
The Jury shall take into account the artistic quality, originality, innovation, and themes regarding sustainability (SDGs), as well as features of the artwork regarding the actual set up within the festival capabilities.
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Intervención lumínica de anoche sobre la Torre Telefónica en apoyo al pueblo de Palestina y rechazo a la anexión que se le quiere imponer. Chile es el país con mayor población de palestinos fuera de su territorio, mandamos desde acá un gesto de apoyo y resistencia al pueblo de Palestina y a su gente que vive acá y en el resto del mundo. Compartimos un poema palestino de Casey Cadao del 2016.
Sueño de Libertad
Acuéstate conmigo
y escucha mi canción
De amor y pérdida
De mal terrible
Una tierra de aceitunas
Una tierra de cidra
Una tierra de naranjas y limones
Acuéstate en mis brazos
Hij@ de bendiciones
Sueño de nuestra tierra
con un profundo deseo
Suelo rico, agua clara
antiguo como los olivares
Mientras tenemos hambre y sed
recuperar nuestros recuerdos
Todo para ti hija
Nuestro hogar robado.
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A Light intervention last night on the Telefónica Tower in support of the people of Palestine and rejection of the annexation. Chile, the country with the largest population of Palestinians outside their territory, we send a gesture of support and resistance to the people of Palestine. We share a palestinian poem by Casey Cadao from 2016.
Freedom Dream
Lie here with me
and hear my song
Of love and loss
Of dreadful wrong
A land of olives
A land of citron
A land of oranges and lemons
Lie in my arms
child of blessings
Dream of our land
with a depth of wishing
Rich soil, clear water
ancient as the olive groves
As we hunger and thirst
call up our memories
All for you daughter
Our stolen home.
#savepalestine #noalaanexion #freepalestine #palestinalibre #caseycadao #palestinalibre #palestina #chiledesperto #annexation #palestino #chile #politicart #artepolitico #videoprojection #videomapping #lightart #lightintervention #chileayudapalestina #savepalestine #kufiyya #hattah #trap #millumin #confinamiento #pandemia #covid19 #chile #poesia #poetry (at Chile)
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Our object tracking software integration allows users to reach new levels of freedom while interacting with virtual elements on set OSLO, NORWAY — 23 July 2020: The Future Group, creators of live photo-realistic virtual production system Pixotope®, today unveils its latest Version 1.3 software featuring a wide range of advances that significantly improve ...
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Mirko Zambataro nous présente sa nouvelle bande démo lighting/look-dev, avec ses derniers projets personnels.
On y retrouvera notamment la locomotive qu’il avait mise en scène dans le cadre du dernier concours 3DVF : un projet qui lui avait valu de remporter une carte graphique et pour lequel nous vous avions proposé un making-of.
Enfin, n’hésitez pas à découvrir les autres créations de Mirko Zambataro sur Behance et Artstation.
L’article Nouvelle bande démo lighting et look-dev pour Mirko Zambataro est apparu en premier sur 3DVF.
SmallHD has purpose-built the new line of Focus Pro monitors to pair with the RED® KOMODO™ camera. Available in both 5” LCD and OLED versions, each maintains SmallHD’s clarity, vivid color detail, and dynamic touchscreen camera control while balancing between durability and lightweight design. Focus Pro unleashes the full potential of KOMODO with its intuitive touchscreen ...
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Microsoft nous fait rêver un peu plus avec une nouvelle bande-annonce pour le prochain Flight Simulator, développé chez le studio français Asobo.
L’équipe, basée à Bordeaux, nous propose ici des images présentées comme capturées en temps réel. Le jeu sera compatible 4K et HDR, et vous donnera accès à « plus de 2 millions de villes, 1,5 milliard de bâtiments », sans compter les reliefs naturels, arbres, rivières, animaux ou encore la circulation automobile. Rappelons que le jeu s’appuie sur les données Bing Maps et le système cloud Microsoft Azure pour proposer des environnements 3D à la fois réalistes et détaillés.
Sans surprise, l’expérience saura s’adapter à vos compétences et envie, qu’il s’agisse d’être guidé ou au contraire d’opter pour une simulation pure et sans aide. De même, vous ferez face à des conditions météo diverses : jour/nuit, système de gestion du vent, de l’humidité, de la température…
Microsoft Flight Simulator est disponible en précommande en plusieurs éditions : Standard, Deluxe (5 avions en bonus, modèles de vol uniques, 5 aéroports faits main supplémentaires) et enfin Premium Deluxe (10 avions, modèles de vol uniques, 10 aéroports en plus).
Compatible PC/Windows 10, le jeu exige au minimum 150 Go d’espace de stockage et une NVIDIA GTX 770 ou une Radeon RX 570. Bien évidemment, si vous comptez jouer en 4K et/ou avec les options graphiques avancées, vous aurez intérêt à disposer d’une machine plus musclée. Notez enfin que la VR n’est pas prévue pour le lancement du 18 août, mais pourrait évidemment faire l’objet d’un add-on ultérieur.
L’article Microsoft Flight Simulator : le studio Asobo vous fera planer avec date et bande-annonce est apparu en premier sur 3DVF.
When artists are free to work on the concept as they are on the technical implementation, they deliver a much more powerful and meaningful experience to the viewer.
Steve Gerges began to take an interest in Digital Art in 2000 when he created Visual-Delight, the first collective of VJ’s (visual-jockeys) in Luxembourg. This project allowed him to take his first steps in this innovative art form for that time.
Following a trip to Montreal to the Elektra Festival in 2012, he created his first interactive digital artwork entitled LAN 1.0 at the Carré Rotondes in 2014. Here a few projects we felt best showcased his main features as an audiovisual artist.
ONE is a generative art sculpture that develops in real time. The audiovisual totem grows and evolves while progressively revealing its organic essence to the viewer.
One tells us the story of the creation of the universe, from the big bang, to energy flows, creation of planets and humankind.
Steve Gerges
We love this amazing kinetic sculpture that exploits the use of machine programming. Light is the main course of this audiovisual feast. An ethereal force that contours the surrounding space in a beautiful ephemeral moment.
This is an immersive and impressive projection mapping representing the creation of the universe, a recurring them in Steve Gerges work. The audiovisual storytelling features abstract patterns slowly turning into figurative elements.
The viewers is invited to reflect upon the strive of mankind to understand and explore the unattainable complexity of the universe.
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Matthews Studio Equipment offers a smart solution for some of today’s on-set and real world issues. The new Sheet Plate Adapter Kit makes it easy to quickly build custom dividers to protect against virus transmission, plus it offers a convenient holding method for standard grip equipment. MSE’s new Sheet Plate Adapter Kit is a ...
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Abstract waves 01 #videomapping #sculpture #digitalart #lightdesign #contemporaryart #interiordesign #visualart #kineticart #multimediaart #art #lightart #digitalinstallation #videoprojection #experiment #waves #millumin2 #aftereffects #motiongraphics #insitu #installation #abstractart #geometricart #triangles #stripes #hypnotizing #artwork #fold #geometric
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It’s alive again! 😍🥳 The #interactive #laser defence turret #game powered by #millumin, #arduino, #leapmotion, built of a recycled scan #light inspired by #portal game 👍👊
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#interactiveart #arduinoproject #circasismic #besancon #cyberpunk #recycledart #servo #diy #projectionart #sensoryplay #artinstallation #creativity #automation #robot #robotics #makers
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À demain 18h ! #mapping #citizenlights1030 #millumin #metteursenpieces #schaerbeek #starodyssey #space #color #painting #paint #visualart #visualprojection (at Église Saint-Servais)
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The video gaming tool is being widely use in audiovisual art and virtual events. It allows you to simulate real-time scenes and lighting effects. Exhibition visitors are invited to immerse themselves in the surroundings of each installation and can move freely in the room and choose any observation point.
Despite the site-specific nature of the works, the overarching artistic principle behind all of them is the search for a universal language of pure forms. These forms, which correspond to the abstract subjects of the installations, are refined during an extensive detailing process, minimalist in their expressiveness and often even have a functional nature.
The eight installations generate intimate spaces where the viewers sits in contemplation of the structural semiotic elements that compose them: light, sound, movement. Each room triggers different emotions slowly revealing themselves while we explore the space and embrace its unique atmosphere.
The primary expressive element in VOLNA’s work is light and its various characteristics, its interaction with space, as well as its movement, the rhythm of chiaroscuro and the way chiaroscuro scenarios unfold in relation to time. Some works include synchronized sound, created to interact closely with the light’s dramaturgy.
In conclusion the exhibition Keep Yourself Clean attempts to embrace all the real and virtual layers of information that make up each of the works, and then let the works themselves become the determinants of perception.
Each of the contexts will “re-sort” in the virtual world, rethink and obey the laws of perception, and each work, in turn, will become an experience of sensory contemplation.
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The festival fuses all the components of beauty, art, culture, education, innovation and higher thinking into one glorious event.
It includes rich programmes, grouped into clusters based on up to 20 locations with new highlights every year showcase the architectural splendour of Sharjah and the beauty of its buildings.
Many of the designs are poetic and inspired by local culture, stories and traditions or incorporate nature and space, some are based on more modern art and design, all are beautiful and thought provoking.
The Sharjah Light Festival extends to the east coast towns of Dibba, Khorfakkan and Kalba. The 2019 edition featured well known artists and curators such as Larent Langlois, Cindy Lo, Studio Halpeji and Group F
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When Timur Civan was called upon to shoot a music video for the title track of “Lush Life” by New York City-based band, “Orion”, he took his cue from the pop rock tune and decided to have fun with it. Dubbed “bouncy music for bouncy people,” its reggae vibe brings to mind lilting palm trees, ...
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L’été passé, nous vous avions présenté Light Tracer : un moteur de rendu GPU dont la particularité était de fonctionner directement dans un navigateur web.
Un an plus tard, le produit a évolué. En plus de la version web, une application native sous Windows 10 est désormais proposée. Elle s’est accompagnée de l’arrivée d’un modèle économique :
Light Tracer propose un rendu GPU progressif non biaisé, et tournera quelle que soit votre carte graphique du moment qu’elle a moins de 7 ans. Du denoising est évidemment disponible pour accélérer le résultat. Le rendu n’est pas spectral, mais des effets spectraux sont néanmoins simulés pour la dispersion et la réfraction. Côté éclairage, Light Tracer est essentiellement pensé pour gérer l’IBL. Les matériaux, eux, sont compatibles avec une approche PBR.
Notez enfin qu’une API est proposée si vous souhaitez intégrer le moteur dans vos propres applications (web ou natives).
En pratique, l’outil est très simple à prendre en main : que ce soit en version web (ci-dessous) ou native (image en début d’article), il ne nous a fallu que quelques minutes pour comprendre le positionnement et fonctionnement des fonctions de base.
Pour le tester par vous-mêmes, il vous suffit de vous rendre sur le site officiel.
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Marco Savo from Audiovisual City and Kate Rolfe from The Revels Office have never met in person. Theirs is a true digital relationship born of the pandemic.
Audiovisual City is a digital magazine that promotes and supports audiovisual artists and events worldwide. Connecting hundreds of digital artists from across the world, it is the go-to place for inspiration and information when it comes to the application of digital technologies in artistic expression.
The Revels Office is a cultural consultancy who specialises in finding new revenue for the arts, advising organisations on commercial opportunities and uniting them with funding partners who value the unique, high quality content that only the cultural sector can produce. Together with a network of consultants -The Catalyst Network – the team at The Revels Office manage a range of projects at the intersection between arts and commerce.
At a time when the sector is anxiously remodelling their core operations to survive months of low visitor numbers, reduced income through established business lines, and a new, uneasy socially distanced experience, we wanted to investigate what untapped value digital arts might offer.
We share with you here a summary of our findings, designed to inspire you at a critical time, to offer valuable ideas to consider in your re-modelling plans, and to decipher the role that digital can play in a sector based almost entirely on live and tangible experiences…
It is a collective strategy game in which different levels and challenges must be overcome, based on the idea of a labyrinth. Controlled externally by passers-by, Enjambre Celular offers an example of a pandemic-proof artistic installation.
They are invited to have contact virtually within the same image, bringing them together face to face. The head-to-head image created by the software is trying to constantly reduce the proxemic distance between the two people, creating unique and ephemeral meetings with the other and making a connection even when physically apart.
Put simply – do you need to move your live content online for commercial, audience or safety reasons, or do you want to create a new interpretation of your content that will explore your stories in an entirely new way? Neither choice is right or wrong, but it will impact the outcomes you achieve, as well as the process you go through.
“The importance of concept is key; you must start with your concept and then chose the technology to match”
Hayley Cantor
No solution is quicker for overcoming an image of being elitist, static or uninteresting than a digital initiative, so long as it is done well, has a clear purpose and audience, and so long as it incorporates some kind of live and/or unique element that ensures the digital is not simply a mimic of the live experience.
While digital design is fantastic for bringing to life educational and historic content, and is arguably simpler for translating to an online platform, where digital arts stands out is in the sensorial, emotive experience that they can create, lasting longer in people’s memories and creating a sense of community and harmony even if you encounter the art alone.
Via a VR headset, the user flies through a 3D data-point cloud formed, visualizing more than 1,700,000 documents present in SALT Research archive collections. Refik Anadol’s installation was displayed as an extension to the artist’s Archive Dreaming project.
Developed by Delight Lab, this project was realised in partnership with the SUMO design and museum office for DIBAM.
The price we have paid for the vast amounts of thrilling, comforting and informative digital content that has been dispersed throughout the global lock-down, is the expectation that digital means free.
In this way there is still value, there are no barriers to audiences engaging with you, and you can use data and reach to collaborate with new funding partners, upsell products and services, and request donations wherever possible.
In this way we have seen a really positive response during the pandemic, with culture-lovers willingly paying for online experiences, seeing this as a charitable donation to save something they love rather than a charge for valuable entertainment. However this has not yet translated into a consistent approach that audiences and funders recognise, or indeed made up the huge gap in revenue that arts organisations face.
Given the high value outlined by option 1, it seems reasonable that – just like the expectation to pay for the cinema or a gig – you will have to pay to participate in digital cultural experiences. This transactional view may not sit well alongside arts experiences that are traditionally free, such as museum-entry, but this demonstrates the opportunity presented by digital arts as opposed to digital design; by creating a new experience on a new platform, arts organisations can create something of value to their audiences (and new ones), one which better warrants a participation charge.
Ultimately this is an argument of supply and demand, but what we endorse is a collective reassessment of how and when to charge for digital experiences, thereby protecting arts organisations and artists from giving away valuable content for free, especially when for a time this might be one of their only viable sources of revenue.
The oldest full dome projection festival has been held virtually for the first time this year due to the pandemic, charging a ticket price for the online experience. A courageous decision from the organisers who decided to go full steam ahead, offering a 360 view of the festival using VR headsets.
Mutek is one of the top audiovisual events worldwide, born in Montreal and then expanded through an international network. The San Francisco edition has been online this year with their ‘Nexus Experience’, hosting live AV performers on two stages, offering digital galleries, online workshops, and ‘viewing party’ film screenings. The event was free and open to donations, with 100% of the festival proceeds going directly to the artists.
For those who want to consider digital as part of their future plans, digital arts producer Steph Clarke shares some considerations:
• Once a digital installation, artwork or exhibition is installed, it can often run 24/7 with minimal staffing and low running costs. Not only can this make valuable budget savings, it also accommodates far higher audience numbers over time, and can easily be adapted to allow for social distancing measures.
• Digital works can easily have their content re-purposed to suit different objectives. Content can be refreshed regularly to suit seasonality, adapted for VIP or stakeholder events, and used for advertising purposes if required.
• It is relatively easy to scale digital work depending upon size of venue or audience size, meaning this approach can be considered for a variety of projects, places and budgets.
• Digital can be used to extend and enhance audience engagement before and after the event/exhibition itself, through engagement online and via apps, creating more touchpoints with your intended audience and opportunities to capture insights and data.
• By digitalising the content for a digital installation, you are simultaneously archiving it too, preserving it for future generations and achieving important cost-savings.
• Given the huge range of digital formats available – apps, projection, light shows, VR, AR – there will always be a format suitable for your budget, timescale and objectives.
As part of the Bahidora 2018 festival, Medusa Lab created a unique experience for Ache Producciones and its client: Mezcal 400 conejos.
Piñata was a project made by MID for +Castro agency and the SAKE production company. The piñatas were installed as part of a collaboration with Trident Senses at Benicàssim International Festival.
This article was written by Kate Rolfe from The Revels Office and Marco Savo from Audiovisual City with contributions from Hayley Cantor (Audiovisual City Creative Director, Multidisciplinary Graphic Designer and VJ), Sean Carroll (Business Improvement Project Manager), Nicola Casperson (Brand Marketing, Events and Place-Making Consultant), Steph Clarke (Digital Arts Producer), Marta Minguell Colomé (New Media Artist, VJ and Photographer), Amy O’Brien (Events Producer), and Mónica Rikic (New Media Artist). Collectively our experience includes roles at the National Gallery, Natural History Museum, Secret Cinema, Battersea Power Station, Westfields, and London’s Philharmonia Orchestra.
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Just teasing you with a short #flashback of some of our shows from Festival of Lights Berlin 2019
#mpstudio #3dmapping #projectionmapping #videomapping #art #3dart #lightfestival #festivaloflights #cinema4d #c4d #octane #ae #adobe #aftereffects #motiondesign #event #best #digitalart #instaart #mappingprojection #3drender #millumin #watchout #catlover #artoftheday #festival #contemporaryart (at Berlin, Germany)
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Anouk Nedellec nous invite à découvrir son profil LinkedIn et son portfolio.Fraîchement issue de l’ESMA, elle était l’une des réalisatrices du court-métrage Avec le Do de la Cuillere (qui fait encore le tour des festivals mais dont un making-of est disponible ci-dessous et en ligne) et souhaite se spécialiser en lighting/compositing.
Elle est actuellement en recherche de poste.
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Kevin Monnier nous présente un aperçu de ses derniers projets en lighting/compositing. Passé notamment chez Fullscreen Paris et les studios d’animation Disney, il est actuellement superviseur au sein du studio Bron Animation. Vous avez sans doute entendu parler de ce dernier au travers du film d’animation The Willoughbys, récemment lancé sur Netflix et dont vous verrez quelques plans dans la bande démo.
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Delight Lab is an audiovisual design and experimentation studio pivoting around the concepts of video, light and space.
Established in 2009, covering a variety of projects such as large-scale videomapping projections on architecture, museology audiovisual installations, audiovisual stage design for performing arts, audiovisual content for commercial events, and audio-reactive visuals for live shows among other things.
The origin of Delight Lab goes back when two brothers decided to make projects together at the university: Germán (Design) and Andrea (Art and Aesthetics).
Both audiovisual artists had developed investigations and experimentation with light, the phantasmagoria, the video-projection and the intervention of spaces. All different experiments culminated in a projection mapping on the facade of The Contemporary Art museum of Santiago.
This projection realized in January, 2009 was one of the first mapping projections in Chile. This milestone opened the way to further investigation, artistic and technological experimentation, interdisciplinary exchange and cultural management. These values are still present in every project carried out by the duo.
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Dejero will provide critical transmission and worldwide IP video distribution of NASA and SpaceX launch from Kennedy Space Center Waterloo, Ontario, May 20, 2020 — Dejero, an innovator in cloud-managed solutions that provide Emmy® award winning video transport and Internet connectivity while mobile or in remote locations, has joined a consortium of technology ...
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Découvrez les travaux de Nevin Ricquebourg, lighting artist junior actuellement en poste chez Rodeo FX Montréal. Issu de La Réunion, il a étudié et débuté sa carrière directement au Québec. Son dernier projet : Bloodshot, avec Vin Diesel.
L’article Nevin Ricquebourg : bande démo lighting et lookdev 2020 est apparu en premier sur 3DVF.
Il y a quelques semaines, je parlais de TransferJet, une solution de transfert portée par Toshiba et Sony. Et j’ai reçu un adaptateur iOS, utilisable avec les iPhone.
La version Lightning (TJNA00LTB) se connecte avec une prise Lightning mâle, est assez compacte mais le plastique fait un peu cheap. Elle est certifiée MFi et c’est la seule qui fonctionne sur les appareils iOS. Assez bizarrement, il y a deux applications dans l’App Store, identiques. Touch & Get (Toshiba America) et TransferJetApp (Toshiba).
L’adaptateur
Sur un vieux SE
USB, Lightning, micro USB
Le transfert depuis et vers un ordinateur fonctionne bien, mais l’application iOS n’accepte que certains types de fichiers (photos, vidéos, contacts). Dans les autres cas, ça ne fonctionne tout simplement pas. Les photos et vidéos sont placées directement dans les dossiers correspondants sur l’iPhone, ça ne reste pas dans l’application. Attention, le programme refuse de recevoir des données si l’accès aux photos ou aux contacts n’est pas accordé.
Sur PC
Bien reçu
Impossible d’envoyer un fichier .exe
Vers un appareil Android, c’est la même chose. Le seul point à noter, c’est que l’application Android permet de transférer de la musique, contrairement à l’application iOS.
De la musique sous Android, pas iOS
Bine envoyé
En réalité, même si ça fonctionne bien, l’essai de cette version iOS ne change rien : l’obligation d’utiliser un dongle et une application propriétaire limite quand même l’intérêt. C’est efficace, même pour passer d’iOS à Android, mais ça reste peu pratique. Si Sony et Toshiba avaient réussi à faire intégrer la technologie directement dans les appareils, peut-être que TransferJet aurait pu trouver sa place. Mais en l’état, c’est surtout une curiosité technique.
DEADLINE: June 30 2020
EVENT: 13 November – 8 December 2020
The ILLUART FESTIVAL is looking for video artists!
The audiovisual artists are given the opportunity to participate in one of the largest light shows in Switzerland and to present their works to thousands of visitors at one of the most traditional and important locations in Zürich.
Four different video artists will be selected from all applicants in this audiovisual call. The four winners will be commissioned to create a 5-minute audiovisual production and will receive a budget of CHF 10’000.
The creations will be shown during the festival from 13 November 2020 to 31 December 2020 daily from 8 p.m.
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24hrs in the Rotunda.
We were invited by @_h_q_i_ to take over the BBC’s old nightclub and find out how we could transform the space.
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#projectionmapping #light #lightdesign #immersiveart #ledlights #ledmapping #pixelmapping #programming #touchdesigner #3dart #millumin #madmapper #designsensorial #futuristic #bts #design #mediadesign #sound #sounddesign
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Single and 2×2 Versions BB&S Lighting of Denmark announces the new Compact Beamlight BiColor which offers a range of 2700°-5700°K. With 98 TLCI, CBLs are ideal for professional studio, stage, architectural lighting and broadcast news studios that require a hard shadow beam. A Single fixture produces up to 2700-lumens and the 2×2, with its combined ...
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