Digital Impressionism
“Everything comes to us from nature; we exist through it; nothing else is worth remembering.” – Cezanne Digital Impressionism is an attempt at capturing the essence of a selection of places found in Fontaine-de-Vaucluse, Provence. Inspired by Cezanne’s artistic deliberations, whose “task before him was, first, to forget all he had ever learned from science and, second,
Virtual Greenhouse
3D animations for IKEA. Visual editorial content about the topic of nature and well-being. The animations and stills were used for various communications support.
Reefs – Aquarium of the Pacific
convivial has created a multimedia installation in the new 400m² art gallery at The Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, next to Los Angeles. A main theme of our exhibition is coral reefs. We collaborated with Dr. John HR Burns from Marine Science and Data Science at the University of Hawaiʻi and other coral
Drifters – Aquarium of the Pacific
convivial has created a multimedia installation in the new 400m² art gallery at The Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, next to Los Angeles. A main theme of our exhibition is plankton. We collaborated with biologist Christian Sardet to learn about the topic. In one drop of water, we can find 160 planctonic species
Kinedioscope
Augmented photography with projection mapping A kinedioscope (animated“kínēma” dimensional“diastáseis” view“scope”), is a technique we invented to create animated depth effects on static photographs. The process to create the effect is reverse-engineering the technology of photogrammetry.In photogrammetry multiple photographs are used to compute a 3D model. In order to create this model, an algorithm defines each
The Probable Universe
There is no concrete reality, only the potential for an infinite number of outcomes, but nothing is ever decided until someone observes it. The Probable Universe is an interactive audio-visual installation generating an infinite combination of projected worlds in a physical environment using an industrial robotic arm. In order to present the concept we have