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.
Custom: Sensor influenced visual
Any display shows a live visual, created with GLSL shaders, that is affected by the touch of a big mushroom shaped sensor. With the Raspberry Pi, the display can also be a cathode ray tube TV easily, not only HDMI.
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.
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.
Videofeedback Type 1
#EEXpat I, Day 20 – Videofeedback (another). Playing with the Feedback Installation Type 1 and recorded everything. The challenge here is that the videosignal is neither stable nor strong. and most of the common capture cards will blueback because they think they’ve lost it. I first converted with a cross-scaler and then captured via DVI/FullHD.
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’.
