Lucia [Objects, openFrameworks]

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Few months ago I asked Alex Beim of Tangible Interaction to send us a little info about Lucia, their 112x20 LED matrix light device. Lucia is a project the team had in their heads for the last 2 years, to create a lighting device we can have at home, something that will generate an atmosphere, something we would want to stare at, maybe even take the place of the TV.

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