Greg Pidgeon
Thursday, March 10, 2005
Champions League Final/Feed Installation
For the final of the Champions League rugby final Digit created a installation that used 2 large plasma screens and asked users to kick a football into a net. The trigonometry, speed and path of the ball would then be shown on the screen as small blocks of colour shooting into the distance.
Another installation was called ‘Feed’ and again used a large plasma screen but has a tree trunk with a microphone on the top that when talked/sang to would grow a tree on the screen using the frequency and volume of the voice on the mic. This was taken around a number of places like schools and tested by students from anywhere between 3 years old to 16.
Another installation was called ‘Feed’ and again used a large plasma screen but has a tree trunk with a microphone on the top that when talked/sang to would grow a tree on the screen using the frequency and volume of the voice on the mic. This was taken around a number of places like schools and tested by students from anywhere between 3 years old to 16.
:: posted by Greg Pidgeon, 5:19 pm
