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Sep 7, 2009
Interactive Light and Dance Installations using Flexible OLED's: You Fade to Light
Dance and Interactive Light Installation: You Fade to Light/ edit 1 (rAndom International, Kristin Knappstein, Royal Philips Electronic' Luminblade team)
You Fade To Light / edit 1 from rAndom International on Vimeo.
"Lumiblade OLED's are large area diffuse light sources made from extremely thin glass and feature a perfect mirror finish. OLED's are very close to the quality of natural light."
Installation and Art Direction by rAndom International
Choreography: Laïla Diallo in collaboration with Khamlane Halsackda
Performance: Laïla Diallo and Khamlane Halsackda
Film Production and Director of Photography: Mark Purnell at Hogarth Worldwide
Related versions can be found on the rAndom International Vimeo site.
Photos of the making of You Fade to Light
Chris O'Shea created the software for You Fade to Light using C++, openFrameworks, and openCV. There was a hidden camera embedded in the installation that generated video for the software to process and also generate video files as output. The hardware drivers were created by rAndom International and through the software, controlled the brightness of each OLED.
Chris is the author of the Pixelsumo blog, and also is behind This Happened, a "series of events focusing on the stories behind interaction design", with the purpose of encouraging interaction designers to become more open in their methods and ideas.
For more information about interactive OLED, read the NY Time's article:
Panels of Light Fascinate Designers
Eric A. Taub, New York Times, 9/6/09
Thanks to Celine Latulipe for the link to the NY Times article!
Posted by
Lynn Marentette
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