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TECHNICAL REALIZATIONS FOR ARTISTS

​BREATING BAG

An animatronic Louis Vuitton bag with a motor moving the body as if it was breathing. It also features an audio player playing breathing sounds in sync with the motion.

 

Technical realisation for Artist Nives Widauer

INFINITE POSTURE DATASET

A motorized kinetic artpiece featuring a large screen mounted to a training device rocking back and forth with a pendulum motion. Exhibited in Haus der Elektronischen Künste Basel and Ars Electronica Festival 2020.

 

Technical realisation for Artist Coralie Vogelaar

DIVAGATION​

A motorized kinetic artpiece of a dress being pulled together and released using nylon strings while occasionally spinning around its own axis, seemingly dancing without being worn.  

 

Technical realisation for Artist Nives Widauer

BIG PAUL

Based on the principle of the Nipkow disk, a large steel wheel with tiny holes spins at around 11'000 Rpm. A light blinks in a specific sequence through the holes creating a moving image. A motor controller was developed to maintain a precise speed.

 

Technical realisation for Artist Gebhard Sengmüller

TK ONE 

The TK one is an expressive and intuitive midi-controller made for the musician
Toju Kae. It features a touch slider, distance sensor and a capacitive touch button. 

CHATTERBOX

A talkative Kelly-bag with servo-motors moving the closure like a mouth, the buckles like arms and the body as if it was breathing. It also features an audio player to make it talk and laugh.

 

Technical realisation for Artist Nives Widauer

MASK

A tribal wooden mast with rear-view mirrors from an old scooter extending from the back. The mirrors follow the direction of the person moving in front of the mask.

Technical realisation for Artist Nives Widauer

COSMIC ROCKET

 

A nine meter tall rocket built from Instrument cases of the Vienna Philharmony. Exhibited at the Belvedere, Vienna.

Technical realisation for Artist Nives Widauer

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