as I am at the course “Erstes Wiener Nachtentwerfen” I collected some of my photos related to light.
This course is told by Susanne Seitinger
A collection referring to my interests
Random Internal Swarmlight, a kind of a virtual swarm and the best fit for an idea I had around swarm lighting. This kind of structure in a different scale enables variation of lighting in the public space.
This is not exactly what I thought of when I was looking for a flying light. but it shows the possibility of a flying light. Putting this in a swarm structure could bring a totally new way of lighting. This thing could make a public lighting something very personal.
Now a class mate posted a much better project about flying lights, http://ersteswienernachtentwerfen.wordpress.com/2011/10/19/flyfire/
Bioluminsecent lighting of algae in the seawater, somehow also a kind of swarm lighting. The swarm in a very small single part.
A simple way to show bio-luminescent algae with a shot into the water, not a great video but some simple way of working with this potential of nature.
Led GRID
Some intressting laser projection
A fancy Technic to do track some object and follow with light maybe
Interesting Images Ideas with Light
A simple way to symbolize a swarm
LICHTBETON
Link zum Hersteller von den unterhalb gezeigten Textilien lichtstrukturen
they emit visible light when exposed to ultraviolet light
*new* lumiBots documentation from Mey Lean Kronemann on Vimeo.
LumiBots are small, autonomous robots that can leave glowing traces. The robots are equipped with a UV LED at their tail which leaves a glowing trail on phosphorescent sheet. The traces do not only create generative images which tell the story of the robots’ movements, but have a deeper meaning for the lumiBots: With their light sensors, they can follow the other robots’ as well as their own trails, and amplify them, thus creating an ant-trail-like mechanism luring more and more robots on the same path.
Mind Walk
Historical information around the Karlsplatz and the TU Wien
Link Collection
Wiener Naschmarkt WIKIPEDIA
Paulanerkirche WIKIPEDIA
Freihaus, im web
Freihaus auf der Wieden WIKIPEDIA
Karlskirch, Wikipedia
Karlsplatz, Wikipedia
Charles’ Square, St. Charles’ Church in Vienna
Vienna Karlskirche (night view) in Vienna
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