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RADIX ORGANISMAPPARATUS

MAPPINGArt VideoInstallation TechnologyPerformance
LAP 華艺数 2016-11-09 1761
Digital Art
Lumen Prize
异型mapping
根雕
Senkenberg Museum
Lumen Prize官网链接: http://www.lumenprize.com/artwork/radix-organismapparatus
Xenorama - Collective for Audio-Visual Art
Marcel Bückner, Tim Heinze, Richard Oeckel, Lorenz Potthast, Moritz Richartz


虚构的实体,部分有机体,部分器官。 树根是通过3D扫描技术,从而转换成一个数码影像状态,再投影在实体的树根上。 探索有机结构与数码美学,现实与虚拟之间的关系。
Radix is a wooden root sculpture augmented by projection and sound. The sculpture is brought to life as a fictive entity: part organism, part apparatus.
In an ongoing play of light and sound the wooden object undergoes a metamorphosis from its initial natural shape towards a technical formation while the two aspects strive for dominance. The project questions the relation between nature and technology and their connections and dependencies and explores the dichotomy between organic structures and digital aesthetics. The combination of traditional sculptural elements and latest digital technology creates a surreal appearance which blurs the boundaries between the real and the virtual.
The spatial shape of the root was captured through 3D scanning technology and transformed into a digital model. The shape of the root is also extended by 3D printed polygonal objects that are placed on the wooden surface. Using the virtual model of the root, the original visual and auditive perception of the wooden object and its properties and qualities could be scrutinized and augmented in the digital world.
For the technical setup a unique workflow was developed to ensure a perfectly fitting calibration of the projection onto the sculpture. The animations were developed in constant exchange with the production of the accompanying sound composition.
RADIX was developed as an internal research project about the potential of organic surfaces, materials and shapes augmented with a digital layer of projected light, aesthetics and behaviours.

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