Aberration Lab – Participatory light drawing

Author Filip VisnjicCategory Members Robotics TouchDesignerPosted on: People

Created by VTProDesign, 'Aberration Lab' is a participatory art experience project fuelled by creativity and connectedness during a time of social distancing. The installation alchemizes user-submitted tweets from all around the world into long exposure light paintings. The paintings are drawn in real time, at VTProDesign’s LA warehouse studio, by one of their Kuka robots. Framed by a cube-like structure, the paintings rely on a custom-engineered light panel, choreographed robot movements, and generative visuals to make each painting come alive.

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