But the planks can revolve around the axis together or independently, producing myriad shapes, and they serve as both stage architecture and canvas for projections.
(The closest until now was 2011's Curtain Call at the Roundhouse, where a 360-degree silicon curtain became a canvas for projections and performances).
Peter Sapienza, Vice President at Obscura, expressed that it was "stunning to see this project come to fruition as art on architecture," noting that the team was initially drawn to the concept of "projecting digital art onto the perfect projection canvas" of theMART.
Almost 50 years after French director Henri-Georges Clouzot pioneered optical effect experimentations, São Paulo-based artist Anaísa Franco re-explores the face as a canvas for image projection in her latest project Onirical Reflections.
Mr. Ozon, who toyed with the fear of the ocean in "Under the Sand" two years before he released "Swimming Pool," said that pools, like the movie screen itself, are a canvas for the projection of audience fantasies.
We laid out the projection canvas of the architecture and then used that as our roadmap/stage to tell the tale.
Its gnarled, inside-of-a-cave-style experimental architecture isn't what you'd immediately think of as the perfect canvas for some projection mapping, but then you're not Montreal-based new media designers Moment Factory.
Fascinated with the idea and appearance of refracted light, Icelandic artist Harald Haraldsson's first music video endeavor brings us an unexpected spectacle created from an empty wall of bookshelves, which he's transformed into a dynamic canvas for video projection.
So, if you thought disco balls had had their day, you were mistaken they're alive and well and being reborn as a new canvas for complex projection mapping.
[Video Premiere] | 'MGNThe,' Romain Tardy'SingerectIsn-Mapped Ferris Wheel.
