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December 2011.
The following video presents the documentation for the permanent public art installation for the Stephen P. Clark Government Center lobby in downtown Miami, Florida. This interactive project was commissioned by Miami-Dade Art in Public Places in October of 2010.
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2008 - Present.
Video documentation of my initial tests for a motion tracked video installation. The live birds were filmed and the video time line is subsequently controlled by the viewer's movements. The installation will simulate the reaction of birds to the user's presence and gestures. Initially, the birds will be cautious and as the viewer spends more time the birds will gain confidence, culminating in a "getting to know you" process and finally, playful interaction.
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2010-2011.
The following video presents the winning public art proposal for the Stephen P. Clark Government Center lobby in downtown Miami, Florida. This project was commissioned by Miami-Dade Art in Public Places in October of 2010 and is currently under construction.
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2009-2010.
Midtown 24 developer Granvil Tracy commissioned me and mycommercial design company Airboat to develop public installations on site that would transform the spaces into interactive environments. The final project was an innovative combination of art, design and technology. Together with the design team and programmers at Airboat we worked on the installations to provide playful and engaging projects that captured the viewer's attention and kept them entertained when entering the main lobby and/or waiting for the elevators.
Project Contributers:
Chris Pacetti (concept and motion design), Jeff Lai (motion graphics), Matthew Ostrowski (programming) and Jack Kalish (Programming).
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2009-2010.
This is a "process" video of an installation that uses the camera to track and interpret the shape and movements. In this case, the camera converted the information in to a 3 dimensional grid/map of points.
Project Contributers:
Chris Pacetti (concept and motion design), and Matthew Ostrowski (programming).
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