Augmented Reality / Data / Creative Coding / Installation / Artist in Residency / Research / Generative Art
“Digital Solum”
Neuenburger Kunstwoche of Bahner Kunstverein e.V., Zetel 2023
Kunstwoche: “ Soils and Earths”
3D Scans, Game Development, Proyection Mapping and Live Visuals
In our research, we delve into the impermanence of soils by collecting and archiving 3D scans and field recordings of deceased wood and dried-up peat soils from the Zetel region. These digital fragments, reminiscent of sculptures but composed of data, serve as the foundation for our artistic exploration. Our installation, "Digital Solum," comprises three interactive projections.
“Digital Solum”: art exhibition / 3 interactive installations
The first projection introduces an interactive Augmented Reality (AR) filter, accessible through smartphones and also displayed on a screen. This filter is based on 3D scans, allowing users to engage with a virtual landscape that comes to life before their eyes.
The second projection features a dynamic 3D object that responds to bodily movements, effectively transforming into an interactive instrument. The sounds emanating from this object are derived from field recordings of the Zetel region, creating an evolving and mesmerizing soundscape as participants interact with it.
Our third installation is an engaging game made with Unreal Engine, inviting the audience to traverse a digital desert landscape. As they move through this environment, they encounter 3D scans of nature, each morphing and evolving in response to a soundtrack intricately connected to these objects.
In our research, we delve into the impermanence of soils by collecting and archiving 3D scans and field recordings of deceased wood and dried-up peat soils from the Zetel region. These digital fragments, reminiscent of sculptures but composed of data, serve as the foundation for our artistic exploration. Our installation, "Digital Solum," comprises three interactive projections.
“Digital Solum”: art exhibition / 3 interactive installations
The first projection introduces an interactive Augmented Reality (AR) filter, accessible through smartphones and also displayed on a screen. This filter is based on 3D scans, allowing users to engage with a virtual landscape that comes to life before their eyes.
The second projection features a dynamic 3D object that responds to bodily movements, effectively transforming into an interactive instrument. The sounds emanating from this object are derived from field recordings of the Zetel region, creating an evolving and mesmerizing soundscape as participants interact with it.
Our third installation is an engaging game made with Unreal Engine, inviting the audience to traverse a digital desert landscape. As they move through this environment, they encounter 3D scans of nature, each morphing and evolving in response to a soundtrack intricately connected to these objects.
