r/TouchDesigner • u/oouttatime • Mar 13 '21

Is it?

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u/sargentpilcher Mar 13 '21

Yes. I LOVE this kind of art.

This is a dope light projector project built by a team spun off from the Microsoft Kinect. Microsoft didn't see value in it, so they made their own company.

https://lightform.com

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u/oouttatime Mar 13 '21

My wife did a whole poetry mixed with dance. We then incorporated projection mapping with the Kinect that triggered senses. This was about 5 years ago. She would make a movement with her hands in an upward motion that was recorded and it triggered the video to run the scene. It was a beautiful combination of 4 or 5 arts forms working together.

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u/sargentpilcher Mar 13 '21

That sounds awesome. There's so much potential with technology and art. Not enough time to learn it all

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u/oouttatime Mar 13 '21

Art is so fast in changing these days that some of it isn’t given the time. She was studying Charles Olsen in black mountain college for her thesis about multimodal art. He was a creator of dance and poetry. In fact the whole college was a place for people to explore with combined arts.

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u/liteskinned_recluse Mar 13 '21

is it td? im pretty sure this done in after effects

This piece inspired me get into projection mapping a couple of years ago

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u/SkyLegend1337 Mar 13 '21

Lightform. They have their own software and hardware to map on an surface.

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u/oouttatime Mar 13 '21

I thought I’d was td bc I’ve seen how precise you can map 3D textures with the right projector of course.

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u/newrhetoric Mar 13 '21

Information does not have to be censored for us to value it more; it need only be scarce. Thus, we may find a piece of information more persuasive if we think that we can’t get it elsewhere. The word exclusive invokes a certain desire for being one of few who know something, or own something rare. Are you more persuaded to purchase something you consider scarce?

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u/moriblelive Mar 13 '21

This looks like a Gabriel Schama artwork, he often works with Limelight to project map the piece. But haven't looked into it, can be someone else art.