code:e by RMBit for Media Arts Festival / Hangzhou

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Created by RMBit, Chinese live performance collective, code: e is their latest instalment for the Media Arts Festival in Hangzhou, performed in December 2013.

Composed using Processing, the piece is a hybrid between realtime debug-view and animation. Camera orbits about engine cylinders dispersed in three-dimensional space. As the beat assembles, so do the engine parts, fuelling the visuals and sound.

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