When I was a kid, I was astonished by all the magic of fairy tales and Harry Potter stories.
Now with technology, we are able to recreate all the magic spells. Isn't it amazingly crazy?
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Like drawing the clouds on the sky.
//with the help of a LeapMotion, an Arduino, a projector and OpenFrameworks.
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The Cloud Factory
2016 Berlin, School of Machines, Making & Make-Believe
2018 Genova, Cotonfioc Festival
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Or becoming really small and discovering others' faces as landscapes.
//with the help of an HTC Vive, Unity, and a webcam.
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The Surface
2017 Berlin, School of Machines, Making & Make-Believe
2018 Berlin, Zur Anderen Welt
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It's a lot better to try in Virtual Reality, click here to discover more!
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This is a multiplayer VR experience, where one person is in the virtual world, discovering the landscape of a huge face.
The other person can control some aspects of the virtual world, with her/his facial expressions.
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Or exploring the world of words freshly written on the internet
//with the help of an alien looking google cardboard, Unity, and a phone.
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Nowosphere
2017 Berlin, The BRAIN4 Storylab
2017 Berlin, A MAZE. festival
2017 Frankfurt am Main, Frankfurter Buchmesse
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@Brice Dubat (concept, development),
@Jan Cieslar (concept, copywriting),
@Rita Eperjesi (concept, design of the mask, art direction of the virtual world)
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Click here to discover slightly more!
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Expressing and tracking your mood without words
//with the help of the wonderful Christian Kokott's programming skills, and Android
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mood gradient
2017 Berlin, School of Machines, Making & Make-Believe
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@Christian Kokott (concept, development)
@Rita Eperjesi (concept, design)
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Click here to discover more or download our app! (although I stopped using it, so it's not up to date)
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Being surrounded ONLY by bubbles
//with the help of a Samsung Gear360, Adobe Premier Pro, a google cardboard, a phone and some bubble pipes
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the Bubble Institute
2016 Berlin, School of Machines, Making & Make-Believe
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This is a series of experiments with 360 videos and bubbles.
It's better to watch them wearing a google cardboard, click here to discover more!
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Creating music by washing your dishes
//with the help of a webcam, Unity and colour tracking
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Singing Dishes
2017 Berlin, School of Machines, Making & Make-Believe
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@Christian Kokott (programming)
@Rita Eperjesi (concept, design of the experience)
@Julia Koffler (music)
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I'm aware of that it is not a too well documented project, but it's close to my heart. Click here to read more!
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