Theseus [vvvv]

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Theseus is the latest installation by Rainer Kohlberger and Thomas Schrott for the THESEUS Innovation Center Internet of Things, Fraunhofer Heinrich-Hertz-Institut, Berlin. The installation is a mixture bewteen analogue and digital techniques, combining physical elements on the wall together with projected objects driven by vvvv software path. The black polygons, applied with glue to the wall, are tracked by the software and influence the movement of the projected shapes. See video below.

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