At six nights between Christmas and New Year 22/23, I created some attention for bars and restaurants in the Κολοκοτρονι-street in Corinth near the harbour, hired by Kostas of Bar Μηδεν Ενα.
Last Christmas in Corinth
Mapping projection Loutraki Festivart
Recently a made a few mapping projections on the building “Beau Rivage” in the city of Loutraki (Greece) which hosted an exhibition which was nicely prepared and they have put a lot of work in.
I kicked in for the second part of the festival, and stayed a few evenings. The projections were done with two pojectors next to each other in a panorama setup. The visuals were created on site in a performance with my usual style. See a few captures below of the ongoing refinements.
Disco house
#EEXpat II, Day 14 – Your disco house on the hill. Dual projectors, long LED stripe and a light. And of course… Disco!
Your abandoned house in the forest
#EEXpat II, Day 13 – Your abandoned house in the forest. Mobile wildscreening setup with a power generator, a stage light and a projector.
Inside the box
#EEXpat II, Day 9 – Thinking. Inside the box. Because of the idea for “war” I was searching for a box several days. And on this day I finally found one where the big fresnel manifying lens fitted into the front side. It hasn’t been far away all the time. Then I implemented the idea below at first and never went on to the original one.
The Guitar
#EEXpat II, Day 7 – Actually it’s Makis‘ guitar, Gretsch Model Rancher XXL.
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The Stairs
#EEXpat II, Day 4 – Your stairs. It’s magic and I know how to do it… With a tension belt that is holding a projector on a column. And a lot of feedback, which is flowing upstairs. Obviously.
The Ceiling
The Bomb
#EEXpat I Day 17 – The Bomb. An audiovisual outdoor installation with audioreactive Pixel-LED stripes, Videomapping, a Cylinder Hat and a Big Red Button. The Music is a piece from ‘The Cromatics’.
Room object visuals
#EEXpat I, Day 6 – projection mapping on a floor lamp with paper shade (not from IKEA). Today it’s possible to adapt the projected visuals for curved and domed surfaces, like this rounded lamp design. And there is more space in the projection area to cover other room objects for decoratíon too.