A large-scale multimedia art project seen by more than 20.000 visitors, featuring 3D projection mapping, sound, and interactivity.
Using precisely calibrated media content and the latest advances in high-end projection technology, the project takes audiences on a journey through a series of architectural transformations.
Among many other effects, the façade becomes ornamented and takes on a crystallized, shimmering surface. It transforms into a mirrored glass façade—reflecting both the immediate surroundings and distant places. The façade turns, cracks, and shifts in color and form. Viewers see themselves appear in the building’s windows.
The audience is also invited to send text messages that appear as speech bubbles on the façade.
Svenska Dagbladet
Konstnär trollar med Stadsmuseet.
Dagens Nyheter
Stadsmuseet täcks i 3D-gelé.
Dagens Nyheter
Stadsmuseets planerade statyer trollas fram i helgens ljusshow.
The Polis Blog
“Projecting History and Imagination on a Stockholm Facade”
I.R.I.S.
Stockholms Stadsmuseum (City Museum), Stockholm
3D projection mapping
Duration 15 min show + 30 min speech bubbles.
Jesper Wachtmeister – idé, regi & produktion
Christian Köhler – 3D artist
David Enbom – 3D artist
Mårten Fellbom – Mediatec
Stefan Måneskiöld – Mediatec
Jakob Myrman – ljuddesign
Alexander Kassberg – ljuddesign
Erik Svedäng – programmering
Norconsult – laserscanning
WEDO – 3D printning
Stellan Forsberg – Publicity Monday
Sms Teknik
Vink
SCA
Stockholms Stadsmuseum
Kulturbryggan
© Solaris Filmproduktion 2012
THIS PROJECT WAS MADE POSSIBLE WITH SUPPORT FROM KULTURBRYGGAN
