Volume at V&A
January 9, 2007
Volume is at V&A Victoria and
Albert
Museum in
London. Garrett showed me this. Looks amazing on video. Love to go and see this at
London. I think I will take a trip up there soon!
The volume is a interaction sculpture which is made up from columns of shaped like obelisks. They are positioned for a dramatic effect to capture the eye’s attention and imposing feature. The columns interact with passers by. This creates a range of visual and audio reactions and experiences for the visitors. Going in further in the Volume triggers light and sound to what you have done. This gives the visitor to admire actions and interact in this staged environment.
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Fitzjohn | January 9, 2007 at 11:22 pm
Yea it is pretty good.
Well worth a visit.
My short low quality video of it here: here
and a few pictures on my flickr: here
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Fitzjohn | January 9, 2007 at 11:25 pm
Yea it is pretty good.
Well worth a visit.
My short low quality video of it here
and a few pictures on my flickr: here
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artistmr | January 10, 2007 at 5:18 pm
Cheers thanks for the picture and video. Makes me want to go more!