Grænseløs Påvirkning
Interactive and generative sound and image for Museum Sønderjylland.
(Client)
Museum Sønderjylland
(Category)
Installation
(When)
2020
(What we did)
Installation design
Programming
Art direction
Sound design
Photogrammetry
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(Themes)
- 1. Classicism
- 2. Bricks
- 3. The romantic garden
- 4. Functionalism
- 5. The industrial city
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(About)
The exhibition Grænseløs Påvirkning (Borderless Influence) shows five themes, each a strong example of how influences from outside have shaped Danish building culture and architecture, often without anyone noticing, over centuries and generations.
With a team of talented people we made an interactive installation where visitors shape the world around them. Image and sound are generative and affect each other in real time, so the piece is never the same twice: thousands of combinations of visuals and a 360 degree sound design.
(The full film)
(Start)
(Visual parts)
(Interactive parts)
(Rune stone)
In 1810 Johan Bülow raised a rune stone in the romantic garden at his manor Sanderumgaard, where it still stands. The museum wanted it in the exhibition, but the stone was far too heavy to move. So we shot more than 250 photos around it, built a photogrammetry model, made a low poly cardboard copy and mapped realistic textures onto it.
(Team)
Agency: Flowerhaus
Artist: Jeppe Vinum
Digital designer: Anton Jeppe
Sound designer: Jeppe LindskovProgrammer: Marcus Willis
3D designer: Sándor Csikó
3D print: Thomas Radoor
Creative assistant: Marcus Guldbrandtsen(Next)