Installations · 2000 · Realized

FluxSpace 1.0

A multimedia installation at CCAC Institute utilizing computer and projection technologies in tandem with a built artifact equipped with touch sensors, 'virtual buttons' projected onto its surface activate video projections and soundscapes that alter the appearance of the artifact and create the effect of fluctuating physical states. A Capp Street Project funded by the CCAC Institute Artist in Residency Program.

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About the project

A multimedia installation utilizing computer and projection technologies in tandem with a larger-scale built artifact equipped with touch sensors. These “virtual buttons” are projected onto the surface of the object and activated by the gallery occupants. These in turn activate a series of video projections and soundscapes that alter the appearance of the artifact and create the effect of fluctuating physical states.

Materials

Multimedia video projection units, computers, heat-sensitive receptors, plaster, lathe, and wood.

Funding

Fluxspace 1.0 is a Capp Street Project funded by the CCAC Institute Artist in Residency Program.