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DELUSION - an interactive light #installation by Luo Yu.

DELUSION is an interactive light installation which turns static floating tubes into virtual dynamic objects by using emitted light from projectors and sensors. DELUSION is a research of media arts into the combination between projection mapping and interaction technique.

Projects website: http://delusion.yuluo.de

DELUSION - an interactive light installation

Olivier Messiaen: Messe de la pentecôte + light installation with the visual piano by Kurt Laurenz Theinert (light) and Tobias Wittmann (organ).

Performance as part of "Klang Raum Geist", St. Fidelis, Stuttgart, Germany.

Sound and light join to create new forms, all the time. Moving light scluptures improvised by Kurt Laurenz Theinert and his unique »visual piano«. Tobias Wittmann creates innovative concert programs in collaboration with other art forms.

Exit to enter 2013 by Michael Beil and the NADAR Ensemble.
Director: Scott Voyles, Stage-Director: Thierry Bruehl.
Presented at 'Acht Brücken Mai 2013', Colgne, Germany.

Dance / Installation: Slithering - trading dimensions in video. Forrest Oliphant

Diese Körper, diese Spielverderber.

Choreography/idea: Chris Haring
Performer: Stephanie Cumming, Christ Haring
Sound: Glim
Video: Oliver Bokan
Scenery/Light: Thomas J. Jelinek

A Performance by Liquid Loft www.liquidloft.at
ImpulsTanzFestival, Vienna, 2004

Diese Körper, diese Spielverderber / Liquid Loft / Chris Haring

Fit into the crowd by Julien-Robert

Piece for bass clarinet, computer and reactive video.
Performed by Krista Martynes, 9 min. 20.
Music and image by Julien-Robert Legault Salvail, March 2011.

"Finding a musical juxtaposition between trying to create security and finding one’s place, Fit into the crowd is based on a visual image of a character trying to musically find that place while keeping the urban security around them, with a tape part of different phrases commonly said for the sake of security like: I shouldn’t step too far out of place; It’s better to not take risks; Art beware, everything has been done."

Supreme Believers by Matt Pyke & Friends.

A work of Super-Computer-Romantics http://mattpyke.com/exhibitions/super-computer-romantics