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Project from P.I.C.S. Tokyo is a performance featuring realtime projection mapping onto a moving dancer - absolutely no post-production, what you see in the video was captured as is:

Into The Woods is the first in the series of ‘STYLUS Shorts’, a new chapter in the life of the projection mural escapades, between Rebecca Smith & Peter Barber.  The series explores an invigoration for craftsmanship and stripping work back-to-nature, whilst incorporating a juxtaposition of progressive digital projection & mapping techniques.

Into The Woods documents the experimentation, in a single evening, with temporary performances surfaces, in this case with shrink wrap, to produce a translucent and ephemeral 3d structure.  Playfully using the depth of the structure to create anamorphic imagery, the piece uses spray-painted image to ‘hold’ projection, effectively painting with light.

With a quintessential English woodland as the setting for the piece, Into The Woods collaborates with Sonic Artist Jimmy Power, capturing the environmental soundscape, and re-working it for sound design on the final video.

Sound design by Jimmy Power With thanks to Jimmy Power, Rowan, Will and Milo the dog.

Cello

BBC Proms will feature a performance on a 300 year old instrument complimented with motion-tracked projection mapped visuals:

See the cello in a new light as Sol Gabetta performs Elgar’s Cello Concerto in E minor.

A 300-year-old instrument becomes a screen in this unique film. Infrared cameras track the cello’s position allowing a digital projection to stay locked onto its surface as it moves.

Here is a behind the scenes look:

My friend Nate did a trippy photoshoot for me!

DESIGN: The Future of Makeup Has Arrived

Using incredibly precise light projectors, Nobumichi Asai has demonstrated how a person’s face can be digitally altered in real-time.

FEAR, Berlin Schaubuhne