Yestarday Paolo was in trouble, becouse he need a moka sonud. He search it on the web, he tryed to record it directly from the coffee he made himself…but nothing seems real. I said him “why don’t you try with your voice?”. Yesterday that question seems to me kind of joke, but now it doesn’t look like so wierd.
This video shows the play reading of the book “E tu chi sei?” (who are you?) by Paolo Cossi e Sara Colautti. The Orchestra Cortile follow the reading plaing music. I know that’s hard to understand it from the video but they create a magic ambiance. (If you want to know about next performance, click on Orchestra Cortile)
This is the new logo for World Air Games 2009 that has been drowed by Pera Nera (Riccardo Perello, Giacomo Negri). Bravi ragazzi! (now I’m waiting to see all of your work on your website..;-))
horribly nice!
Trow the dice!
This video show how Valcucine let visitors test the glass strength. For the Fuorisalone2008 they transformed a test invented by the “controllo qualità e sicurezza” (quality and safety check office) to check the real quality of the material in a sort of game for people visit the area.
StormRaiser is an interactive installation born during the IxD lab2 (by Philip Tabor & Gillian Crampton Smith). Team project: Alice Lucchin, Camara Marina and me.
Our installation is for parties at the Magazzini del Sale, a large waterside warehouse in Venice. The interaction is caused by people’s excitement: the more they dance the more the environment changes.
more at IxD website
Finally (thanx the sun comes out again here in Venice!) we put an end to this project called Shadows 180°. In this work, realized for the Teoria del Colore course (by Roberto Casati), Marina Camara and me, we film shadows on the street with the idea of make an analysis on perception. What we obtain is a city of shadows, just rotating the image what we see is shadows that project their body on the ground. Look at this with your eyes!
Thanx Leadro Lisboa for the post-editing.
more at shadows180.wordpress.com
… the last one would be perfect in Venice, where there are no place for partys or disco.
Architets, designer and curious shall look at this!
The Digital Water Pavilion is a big interactive installation made for Zaragoza Expo 2008 by MIT Media Lab’s Senseable City research group.
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