Big Screens 2012 http://itp.nyu.edu/bigscreens A showcase of ITP students' work created for one of the world's largest high resolution video walls. Wed, 20 Mar 2013 02:12:08 +0000 en-US hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 Inkscapes http://itp.nyu.edu/bigscreens/?p=161 http://itp.nyu.edu/bigscreens/?p=161#comments Tue, 05 Feb 2013 06:54:05 +0000 anl290 http://itp.nyu.edu/bigscreens/?p=161

Inkscapes is a drawn dialog between three artists and a really big screen.

Created by DI Shin and Adrià Navarro

http://dongikshin.com/

http://adrianavarro.net/

 

]]> http://itp.nyu.edu/bigscreens/?feed=rss2&p=161 0 Naturopolis http://itp.nyu.edu/bigscreens/?p=142 http://itp.nyu.edu/bigscreens/?p=142#comments Mon, 04 Feb 2013 23:44:26 +0000 mdm532 http://itp.nyu.edu/bigscreens/?p=142 Kim Ash, Melissa dela Merced

 

Naturopolis is a video piece depicting the struggle between nature and industrialization. Shot entirely in New York City, the piece highlights some famous landmarks in the metropolis.

Filmed using a Nikon D800E, D700 and D200. Rendered in Adobe After Effects and Processing.

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By Amelia Hancock & Sarah Hallacher
ameliahancock.com
sarahmak.es

 

 

  t͋̀̉̐̏ͤ́h̭ͭ̓̊̋̑̇̂i̸̠̞̱̫̰̗̿͒̉s̠͔̳̘̫̳̫͂͛͛ͪ̚͢ ̷̻̩̯͓̱͊͂̆͗ͨi̵̺͓̱̞̮̱̩ͪ̓s̸̼̥͕͈̯͓̻̒͂ͨͪͫ ̙͍̟͌̿̐͛ͩͅā̠͔̥̥͓͉̳̋̓ͬn̮̻̜̳̥̣ͤ́͒͐͌̄ ̳̖̣̝̘̼̔̈́ͭ͊ȇ̑҉x̖͍̭͓̼̣͊a̘͒ͧ̿͢m̆̔ͩ́̈̏ͯ҉͔̪͕ͅp̶͗̀͗̑͌ḻ̬̪̮̩̐̈́̉͛̕ḙ̩̜̯̞̱͋̐̾ ͓̹͇̏ͤͅo͓͎ͬͥ́ͫ͂f̢͇͌̈́̚ ̝͚͉ͨͣͦͤ̐a̿̋ͮ̾̍̿̐ ̛ͯ̓b̍̏́̚͏̭͕i̘͚͔̬̹̯̭g̾̀̏̓̃̉̕ ͣ͋̈̇̿͑̉s̪͎̯̜̩c͚̤̼̣̝͔̏ͨ̽̄̈́ṙ̠̰̣̫̺̪̱̂̽͗ͬ̎ͧ͡e̗̼̩̯͇̜ͦ͐ͅẻ͇̘̗̲ͩ̽̀̇ͯṇ̶̟̫͍̟̠̳̈͊̔͛̏͛̚s̅ͯ ̵̃ͯ̽̎ͥ͗͂pͦ̐͑̎͐ͥr͓̙͚̥̥̳̍̑ͤͩ̾͑o͖̻͉͕̦̅̑̂͑͂̾̄j̼̙̜ͧͥ̓e̟̹̯̱̍̅͊̃̏ͣ͟c̥̖͉͍͂ͩ̅ͥt̖̮̟̊̕ͅ ̦͉͇̻͚̩̰̽̔̊ͣ̈́̎d͕̯̲̤̯̩ͫͧ̏̏ͧe̼̱͖͙̪͔̲̋́̈ͥs̢͕͑̏c̵͎̳͈̯͉̙̄͋ͬͮr͡i̻̜̻̔͜p͓̖̣̮̹̄͒͐͋̅͗ț̵̺̇͐̽̚ͅi̜̤͍̟o̸̙̤͉̰̬͍̝n̫̳ͯ̈͂͊̄.͙̭̲̳̩̋̈̔ͣͬ̓́
Music by M.I.A, Nu Shooz, Ptom Bjork
Arranged by Winslow Porter

Special Thanks: Antonius Wiriadjaja, Michelle Boisson, Ivana Basic, Hiye Shin, Mimi Onuoha, Celia Talbot Tobin & Danny Ghitis

]]> http://itp.nyu.edu/bigscreens/?feed=rss2&p=96 1 TERRA NOVA http://itp.nyu.edu/bigscreens/?p=99 http://itp.nyu.edu/bigscreens/?p=99#comments Mon, 04 Feb 2013 05:22:52 +0000 ok467 http://itp.nyu.edu/bigscreens/?p=99 Terra Nova imageby Oya Kosebay & Evan Emolo.

Invade Terra Nova! Using your cellphone, text in to control teams and take over the landscape.

 

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GOEMUL is a live, audio-reactive video installation that features animations synced to live music. Built by Tony Lim and Mehan Jayasuriya with additional animations by Yinan Zhang.

GOEMUL was built using Processing, Java, MAX/MSP, Ableton Live and Animata. During the performance, Tony and Mehan will perform live music while various elements will animate in time with the music on the screens behind them.

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Jihyun Lee and Lisa Park, with music by Tony Lim.

“The Grumpy Wind in Wonderland” is an interactive mobile game with using a microphone as an interface by blowing on your phone. The goal of this game for the audience is to work together as one team to finish stripping people’s clothes within the time frame of 2 minutes.The stronger the wind is, it is easier to blow off the people’s clothes shown on the screen.

“The Grumpy Wind in Wonderland” is inspired by the Aesop’s Fable of “The North Wind and the Sun”. This project aims to create interactive experiences between the large audience and the Big Screens. We thought that using phone as an interface is one of the most effective ways for large number of people to participate our project in the public. This game will allow the public to be more engaged in a virtual world with having physical interaction.
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Amik Ahmad, Alex Samoilescu & Roopa Vasudevan

A poetic ode to one of the greatest scientists and inventors of our time.

 

Named for one of the approximately 300 patents that he put on file in his lifetime, this piece serves as an abstract representation of the life, inventions, and legacy of Nikola Tesla, one of the most prolific and brilliant scientists that the world has ever known.  Evocative images reflecting on the successes of his work and his personal and professional struggles (both with his peers and with his own mental stability) are depicted, using traditional digital animation techniques as well as generative images designed with code.
]]> http://itp.nyu.edu/bigscreens/?feed=rss2&p=69 0 SPLAT! http://itp.nyu.edu/bigscreens/?p=60 http://itp.nyu.edu/bigscreens/?p=60#comments Sat, 02 Feb 2013 07:12:10 +0000 pg1035 http://itp.nyu.edu/bigscreens/?p=60 Splat!

Play on the wire! Poop on the cars!

Federico Zannier, Danne Woo, Phil Groman

www.splat.in

Splat! enables over a hundred spectators to participate in a multi-player game on the IAC video wall.

By going to a URL on a smartphone, the audience connects to the game and forms teams of birds intent on exacting revenge on the cars below. Once a smartphone or tablet is connected to the game, a unique avatar appears on the big screen and a game controller appears on the users device to direct their bird to release droppings on the moving targets below.

Splat! supports over 100 simultaneous players competing on the big screen. The game is built using standard web development technologies to run the game logic and render objects on screen. A node.js socket server synchronously connect client devices to the big screen. This ensures players have direct control over gameplay and immediate visual feedback.

]]> http://itp.nyu.edu/bigscreens/?feed=rss2&p=60 0 Wormhole Follies http://itp.nyu.edu/bigscreens/?p=47 http://itp.nyu.edu/bigscreens/?p=47#comments Fri, 01 Feb 2013 23:33:16 +0000 jjd401 http://itp.nyu.edu/bigscreens/?p=47 An interdimensional twixtemporal exploration of gnarly waveolas.

Johann Diedrick, Rose Schlossberg, with music by Thomas Cooper and the Thundercocks.

 

http://bigbigbigbigbig.tumblr.com/

 

 

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Jason Rosen
Karolina Ziulkoski
Dulphe Pinheiro Machado
Original Score by Ramesh Srivastava
The architecture of our everyday is nothing short of epic. Our horizon as well as individual icons are harnessed to express the frenetic, symmetrical and assymetrical beauty of this unique city. A kaleidoscope of manmade wonder, finally at the appropriate scale for NYC.
From the brown housing blocks to the gilded Woolworth, from the refined brownstone to the industrial warehouse, from the low slung dockyards to the crystalline monoliths of downtown NYC’s cultural character and rich history live in these shapes and forms.
A critical matter of where you stand shapes the intimacy you share with the infrastructure. This piece is a study of our collective relationships with New York City.
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