I’ve linked up with the jam jar collective in Leeds. They have independently developed a virtual graffiti tool called Friispray.
Last weekend I went up to Leeds for a mini residency to develop the software and hardware further. It was great working with Stuart, and we managed to come up with a way to track where the can is pointing (a big problem with both our previous versions).
Here’s a sneak preview of our new laser based system…
my first slice of home laser cutting action! Here is the x and y axis ready to be installed. The motors and controllers are done, the laser is on its way – watch this space!
Chris wanted something that would be interactive and amusing for the audience. As the audience entered the space to sit down, they broke the invisible tripwire and a random farmyard or DIY sample was played over the PA.
Here’s what they said:
MATTHEW VENN is an inventive and industrious artist exploring a range of approaches to improvisation. His particular skils in working with technology allowed him to create a unique laser-based interactive device for use during Fluxx’s ten-year anniversary series of shows at the Soho Theatre in 2008. The device – generating sounds triggered by movements of spectators – proved a great hit.
Big favour to ask! Could you watch this 1 minute video and tell me if you understand what it is? can I make it clearer? http://t.co/ltvKgEUT2 weeks ago
stop sopa! All my sites down today. mattvenn.net 2 weeks ago