A Cool exhibit builds a light show from your breathing
This installation sounds like something cool and different to check out.
The International creative agency B-REEL installation PRANA, uses radar sensors to track your breathing patterns, and using a simple software backend, translates the rhythm of your breathing into a pulsating light show.
A passion project of creative agency B-Reel which normally does digital films and interactive projects for brands.
The idea came from art director Mike Potter’s interest in mediation, and the desire to create a visual extension of ones own lungs. Evocative of light artists like the renowned James Turrell, PRANA asks its viewers to step into a forest of lights hanging from the ceiling and simply breath for a few seconds. A sensor follows theirs movements and its signals are fed into software, which, using free web-based tech like Javascript, Node.js and Python, programs the lights into a corresponding casade.
PRANA is currently on display at the Friendman Gallery on 287 Spring Street in Manhattan until August 7th. In addition to the gallery’s normal hours.
You can read the original article here
“This world is but a canvas to our imagination”
H. David Thoreau
<3
Vanessa D’Amore
-
I want you to know one thing. You know how this is: if I look at the -
The solar system has always being very intriguing to me. I am infatuated
Sorry, the comment form is closed at this time.