Just a new video for an old project (as suggested by someone).
A permanent kinetic installation at the Administrative Building in Locarno, Switzerland.
The display measures 550✕120cm and is made of 112 moving elements with 62 screen-printed sheets each.
Every 15 minutes the composition changes with an animated transition. To achieve a dynamic effect the colors have been reduced to three.
On the upper-right side of the display one element is not working properly. It has been replaced.
2007, Gysin-Vanetti (Temporarly hosted here as our site is not up to date).
Colors in precarious equilibrium.
Destroy the wall
A particle experiment.
Fly in the blue sky.
A lot of black worms.
They are part of your life.
Once loaded press any key for slow-as-hell-anti-aliased graphics.
More a sketch than a project of a kind of audio-visual toy…
Try your chance with the dialer.
About me and my dumb face (of 2004).
Simply enjoying the smooth embedding of Processing applets via deployJava.js…
Come and play with me.
Hi-resolution scans of common objects.
Fulfill your wildest dream and become an insect and fly over a leaf or a 50chf bill.
A little Shockwave physics test with wrong lightings.
Stack some Red Boxes.
Last attempt to model a creature with simple forms: rectangles and octahedrons… not really sure about it.
Ride the dragon (4b).
An apptempt to create moiré patterns with a ribbon-like form.
Press any key to change pattern type, click to freeze the shape.
Explore interferences with ultramoiré.
A light-show performed the 5. of July 2002 in rue des Arsenaux, Fribourg.
For each of the 115 windows of the building a unique score was written. The partition was printed on fluorescent paper as it had to be readable also in the dark.
Behind each window an inhabitant of rue des Arsenaux activating a light switch and synchronized with the other performers by a timecode—a numerical sequence read at regular interval transmitted live on a local radio network.
The public took place on the big lawn in front of the building.
Duration: 180 frames or about 8 minutes.
Realization: about one and a half year.
One of my first attempts in 3d. In dry wireframe.
Learn to fly!.
A sound-toy attempt: the idea was to build a kind of asynchronous percussive/melodic instrument.
Every now and then I want to rewrite the program from scratch and — first of all — change it’s name. Andre Michelle did a nice step in the right direction… maybe now it’s my turn to build a new version (iPad would be a nice platform!).
Press ’h’ for help.
Be musical with Kiddysinth.
