created by a bunch of people over at interactive items
Interactive design:
Vladimir Kupriyanov
Vadim Mirgorodskii
Art direction:
Alena Mirgorodskii
Vadim Mirgorodskii
Editing:
Nikita Suslov
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Genearive graphics for multitouch table
Genearive graphics for multitouch table
created by a bunch of people over at interactive items
Interactive design:
Vladimir Kupriyanov
Vadim MirgorodskiiArt direction:
Alena Mirgorodskii
Vadim MirgorodskiiEditing:
Nikita Suslov
the games we play
A roughly 10-minute-long interactive fiction game dealing with a rather dark but important subject matter, called The Day the Laughter Stopped:
A roughly 10-minute-long interactive fiction game dealing with a rather dark but important subject matter, called The Day the Laughter Stopped:
Shooting Thoughts
Shooting Thoughts from Plip on Vimeo.
“Shooting Thoughts” is an interactive projection where people generate a constellation of stars by sending their thoughts with a mobile device. Connected to lasers, each thought becomes a shooting star that reaches its galaxy by using all the possible paths the architecture allows. In this case, the pillars are used as launch stations that carry the star to its final destination on the ceiling of the church via the arches and vaults. Like all of us, each star finds its place at its own speed with its individual trajectory.
Project by Filipe Vilas-Boas
Shooting Thoughts
Shooting Thoughts from Plip on Vimeo.
“Shooting Thoughts” is an interactive projection where people generate a constellation of stars by sending their thoughts with a mobile device. Connected to lasers, each thought becomes a shooting star that reaches its galaxy by using all the possible paths the architecture allows. In this case, the pillars are used as launch stations that carry the star to its final destination on the ceiling of the church via the arches and vaults. Like all of us, each star finds its place at its own speed with its individual trajectory.
Project by Filipe Vilas-Boas
Shooting Thoughts was originally published on The Curious Brain