Cécile Babiole et moi jouerons Donjon aux Nuits Sonores à Lyon, l’entrée est gratuite!
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L’arbre qui cachait la forêt
Sisyphus in the anthropocene hamster-wheel.
L’arbre qui cachait la forêt is a multimedia installation originally proposed for the Festival of Lights of Lyon (FR) happening on december 8th. The theme was about ecology and artists were encouraged to make use of little and/or renewable energy.
The installation consists of an interactive video projection of a tree, with the screen placed precisely where the filmed tree is located. The screen offers a view that corresponds to the perspective of the global environment. In front of this screen, a giant hamster wheel awaits a visitor. The rotation of the wheel causes the video to progress from the current date of the festival, close to the winter solstice, when the tree is apparently dead, to the summer solstice at midday, when the tree is fully green against the deep blue sky. But as soon as the visitor stops running after that desired blue summer sky, the video rewinds to the cold winter night.
Prior to the installation, the tree has been shot with timelapse photography technique during a whole season.


Donjon @ Ososphere
I will be performing Donjon with Cécile Babiole @ festival Ososphere – 2011/02/12 — Mole Seegmuller Strasbourg
More details and booking here : http://www.ososphere.org/2011/
Donjon @ transmediale
We’ll be performing Donjon at transmediale Berlin… Komm’ mit!
Donjon @ Elektra
We’ll flight to Montreal to perform Donjon at Elektra festival on May 7th 2010 !
Donjon @ festival Nemo
Cécile Babiole and me will be playing Donjon @ festival Nemo on april 9th 2010!
check the whole Nemo program here.
simple timelapse
Simple timelapse is a quick tool to make timelapse movies.
It uses an arduino for setting shutter intervals, an 4N35 opto-coupler to protect the camera from any accidental current, and a led to notify when shutter is in action. Focus was left manual to prevent from any automatic adjustement (that we don’t want anyway for a timelapse) and spare camera battery. Code and circuit was derived from intervaluino borrowing the opto-coupler idea from MaxTech, available at GitHub.
Used for the preparation of l’arbre qui cachait la forêt.
Meta-Screen
Turn a gothic church to a giant pinball.
Meta-Screen was a video mapping project led at Puce Muse, to transform any surface into a projection screen. Developments included tools to quickly map a shape or a contour, as well a real-time algorithm to interact with these shapes, like physics engine to make virtual objects bounce on architectural features.
Meta-Screen is available from Puce Muse’ Meta-Librairie.

Donjon
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Digital moving picture.
107724404×8 is the audiovisual rendering of a binary pdf file raw data.
The video reveals the internal structure of the file as both visual and sonic shapes. Compressed parts of the file will look and sound noisy while uncompressed parts will show redundant patterns and somewhat harmonic sound spectrum.
Original video is 10min long and 1024× 768px.
Beware of the rrrraw sound.