Inspiration
The blog is iFolio's archive — a place for the how behind the work, the experiments that don't fit a project page, and AI explorations worth passing on.
Four examples of 3D projection mapping on architecture — from Urbanscreen's geometric Kubik 555 on Hamburg's Speicherstadt and Obscura Digital's 7-projector setup at San Francisco's Mint Plaza, to Amon Tobin's concert-scale building as light sculpture. Collectively a...
Mercedes-Benz Invisible Car Campaign — designed to capture the attention of consumers and bring attention to cars that don't significantly impact the environment, Mercedes has launched an inventive advertising campaign regarding hydrogen-powered cars.
A media company specialising in AR technologies has developed a “4D theme park” that is being dubbed as the most advanced, high-tech theme park ever created. RFID wristbands,Kinect sensors, massive touch screens, 3D video, holographic displays and augmented reality...
A year ago, Corning, the worlds leading high-tech glass manufacturer (who produces Gorilla Glass for hundreds of millions of smart phones) released “A Day Made Of Glass“, a futuristic look at glass technology that racked up almost 20 millions views… This video...
Still Life — this is a demonstration video showcasing my interactive still life project. It involves a motion-senstive frame that feeds realtime tilt data to a 3D scene. Learn more at scott.j38.net/work/interactive/still_life/.
Each 3D painting consists of multiple transparent layers. Liquid resin is poured into wooden container and then painted when it becomes solid. By repeating this process, the artist is able to create realistic fish with lifelike vitality.
Patrick Hughes paints reverse perspective — 3D canvases where depth is inverted so that closer parts of the painting are physically further away. As you move, the painting appears to move in the opposite direction. Reference for perception-based art and spatial...
CES - Samsung's Smart Window — soon, we shall be living in the world of Minority Report, and this "Smart Window" technology Samsung has at CES 2012 is going to help us get there. Ashley Esqueda checks out what's happening over at the Samsung booth.
Let's make some noise! — a project exploring the idea of turning any surface into a musical instrument through touch interaction.
CueLight Transform any pool table into a digitally-enhanced video experience. High-definition imagery responds in real-time to every shot. User-selectable themes yield infinite possibilities.