iart realized the odour for the installation ‘revier’ (stomping ground) by the artists Monika Studer and Christoph van den Berg in the botanical garden Brüglingen. The outpouring of odour started each time sensors were activated by the movement of passersbys. Read More
iart was responsible for the technical consulting and realization of the artwork ‘Echolotmusik’ (echo sounding music) by Albena Michaelova. The depth of the Rhine was measured by echo sounding and transformed to digital sounds by using frequency modulation. Read More
An interactive installation in a moving bus. On screens inside the bus, animations are shown. The playback speed of the animations was affected by the speed of the bus. Read More
iart was responsible for the technical management at the festival ‘Helle Nächte’ (bright nights), curated by Annina Zimmermann and Andrea Saemann. Read More
For the Allstars Festival 2000 in Basel iart planned and realized the technical equipment and was responsible for the technical management during the event. Read More
Video synchronisation – Three DVD player interact via the Media Controller I, designed and developed by iart. Read More
‘Wenn ein Haus träumt, dann schläft es nicht’ (when a house dreams it doesn’t sleep) was an interactive light installation by Muda Mathis for the façade of the Theatre of Graz. The human activities inside the building were registered and transformed into a RGB light show. Read More
‘Konstellationen’ (constellations) is an interactive video installation. At the entrance of a room, a passive infrared sensor is installed. Upon entering the room, it sends a trigger signal to a media controller, which in turn controls a dvd player. Due to customized authoring of the dvd one gets the impression of a game of snooker, in which visitors set off a strike. Read More
RGB light modules, so called Magic Eyes, are placed at the walls and react on movements and sounds in the room with changes of light intensity and colour. That way they reflect the activities and motions of the visitors. Read More
Due to the slowness of the human eye the display seems wider in motion. The main innovation is a special combination of acceleration sensors with a processing unit. Read More