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#europe #norway #vigelandsanlegget #vigeland auch Vigeland- #skulpturenpark oder #vigelandpark befindet sich im #frognerpark #norwegen #oslo #sculpture #norges #vigelandsparken #monolitt #monolith (hier: Vigeland Sculpture park)
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MONOLITT
An interactive installation that, quite literally, paints the mood of the city using social media feeds as data input. The installation takes electronic signals and lets them manifest themselves in the physical world. Using sentiment analytics the installation links a city's tweets to corresponding coloured paints, in realtime, feeding them out through the top of the sculpture, letting them flow into a procedurally generated three-dimensional painting.
Made by Syver Lauritzsen and Eirik Haugen Murvold.
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MONOLITT: Translating the digital to the physical – and back again
Article by Hannah Neff
"For just three hours, at the intersection of several busy districts of Oslo, Norway, a micro-monolith measuring 21 by 47 inches quietly oozed paint from its crown. From time to time, people walking by stopped to ogle the sculpture.
MONOLITT now rests in the corner of a studio, paint cracked and dried into psychedelic waves. But the installation lives on in a video uploaded to YouTube by grad students at The Oslo School of Architecture and Design, Syver Lauritzsen and Eirik Haugen Murvold. “We’re fifth-year students, so this isn’t our first rodeo,” said Lauritzsen. “But it is the first rodeo that’s gotten this kind of recognition.”
Watching the video, it’s easy to see why. When the first dollop of paint appears at the top of the statue, a bubblegum pink – it’s magical. It continues to pulse in alternating colors, soon accumulating enough to creep over the edge and down the sides. The effect is almost hypnotic, like the endless morphing in Andreas Hykade’s Love & Theft or seeing wax melt. Video manipulates, so time is warped: a viewer can play a clip again and again, for however long it’s online. Meanwhile, MONOLITT as an object ages..." READ MORE on MESHMAGAZINE.CO.
Painting the mood of the city using social media as an input.
MONOLITT is an interactive installation that quite literally paints the mood of the city, using social media feeds as an input. The installation takes electronic signals and lets them manifest themselves in the physical world. Using sentiment analytics, the installation links tweets to corresponding colored paints in realtime, feeding them out through the top of the sculpture, letting them flow into a procedurally generated three-dimensional painting.
painting the mood of the city using social media
The Oslo School of Architecture and Design 2014
