Just back from the inaugural OsloLUX light/space/interaction seminar, hosted by the Oslo School of Architecture and Design. Inspiring talks were given by the likes of UVA, AntiVJ and Adam Pruden of MIT’s SENSEable City Lab, with some beautiful installations also provided for the occasion. Being a long-term fan of AntiVJ's pioneering projection work I was especially excited to see some of Joanie LeMercier's "2D" works.
Adam Pruden's Flyfire project, both amazing and scary at the same time;
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