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4 hitlabnz artist projects

ian m clothier: branch on branch v3.1

Audience movement is detected and branching imagery inserted into the projected silhouette of the audience. Movement also creates rising waves of particles, and when one of two interactive cubes are rotated, the audience either flips through an image collection or reads the poem that drives branch on branch v3.1. Next.

[Ian M Clotiher is editor of art-themagazine]

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