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=='''''Am Herrenrödchen'''''== | |||
Herrenrödchen is located in the north of Weimar, c.a. 2.5 km from the city center. Besides the student apartments of Thuringia, numerous trees also inhabit here, which appear in different states with the change of seasons and climatic conditions. According to the semester's project theme: Observation - Experiment - Connection, the trees of Herrenrödchen are taken as the research objects and used for further experiments. | |||
The project is a visual installation based on a real-time video stream and collected environmental data. In it, the dynamics of leaves blowing in the wind and the floating values of light in the atmosphere are employed as two kinds of different realities. The trail of objects' movements and their active colors are left on the digital canvas by programming. The visual aesthetics are thus created and hopefully reflect the local seasonal changes and the passage of time through a longer period of observation. | |||
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'''Installation diagram & | |||
'''Installation diagram & Working space''' | |||
[[File:oec-giagram.jpg]] | [[File:oec-giagram.jpg]] | ||
[[File:oec-inst-1.jpg| | [[File:oec-inst-1.jpg|360px]] [[File:oec-inst-2.jpg|360px]] | ||
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'''Video documentation & | |||
'''Video documentation & Interesting moments''' | |||
{{#ev:youtube|SzhpOCRf1G4}} | {{#ev:youtube|SzhpOCRf1G4}} | ||
{{#ev:youtube|i_W0Q5DXg9Y}} | {{#ev:youtube|i_W0Q5DXg9Y}} | ||
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'''There are also two video recordings''' >>>> | '''There are also two video recordings''' >>>> | ||
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ph-ifxTkBMk] | [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ph-ifxTkBMk] >>>> | ||
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJK1uT0Bv0I] | [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJK1uT0Bv0I] | ||
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File:oect-12.jpg|''close shot-5'' | File:oect-12.jpg|''close shot-5'' | ||
File:oect-13.jpg|''close shot-6'' | File:oect-13.jpg|''close shot-6'' | ||
File:oect-14.jpg|'' | File:oect-14.jpg|''long shot-1'' | ||
File:oect-15.jpg|'' | File:oect-15.jpg|''long shot-2'' | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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'''Initial idea''' | '''Initial idea''' | ||
The original idea is to generate images by collecting environmental data: trees in nature act as "perceivers" of the environment, witnessing the seasons, climate, environmental changes and time | The original idea is to generate images by collecting local environmental data: trees in the nature act as "perceivers" of the environment, witnessing the seasons, climate, environmental changes and the passage of time. | ||
[[File:idea-oec.pdf]] | [[File:idea-oec.pdf]] | ||
Revision as of 08:59, 11 August 2022
Am Herrenrödchen
Herrenrödchen is located in the north of Weimar, c.a. 2.5 km from the city center. Besides the student apartments of Thuringia, numerous trees also inhabit here, which appear in different states with the change of seasons and climatic conditions. According to the semester's project theme: Observation - Experiment - Connection, the trees of Herrenrödchen are taken as the research objects and used for further experiments.
The project is a visual installation based on a real-time video stream and collected environmental data. In it, the dynamics of leaves blowing in the wind and the floating values of light in the atmosphere are employed as two kinds of different realities. The trail of objects' movements and their active colors are left on the digital canvas by programming. The visual aesthetics are thus created and hopefully reflect the local seasonal changes and the passage of time through a longer period of observation.
Installation diagram & Working space
Video documentation & Interesting moments
There are also two video recordings >>>>
[1] >>>>
[2]
close shot-1
close shot-2
close shot-3
close shot-4
close shot-5
close shot-6
long shot-1
long shot-2
Initial idea
The original idea is to generate images by collecting local environmental data: trees in the nature act as "perceivers" of the environment, witnessing the seasons, climate, environmental changes and the passage of time.