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Certainly most of you have heard something of video mapping. It’s a new form of video art which is mostly based on the projection mostly on static objects. Very often designers create mappings on buildings or sculptures. Very important tool in video mapping is a projector. Projection must be bright enough to light up a very large object (for example a building). At big and really spatial video mappings there are is used even several projectors.
Certainly most of you have heard something of video mapping. It’s a new form of video art which is mostly based on the projection mostly on static objects. Very often designers create mappings on buildings or sculptures. Very important tool in video mapping is a projector. Projection must be bright enough to light up a very large object (for example a building). At big and really spatial video mappings there are is used even several projectors.
Some video mappings from the world:
We see in this documentation that video mappings are used as visualization of a classical music concert :)
and video mapping from Poland, Łódź:
Do
you like video mappings?
Do
you know some cool examples of this technique?
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I mean, that video mapping is the illusion of motion some object or building and it's more complicated :)
I know and I like videomapping. It is great technology, which give huge possibilities for us, but it has many restrictions as well. I think about right contrast colors, right scale elements, management of the architecture space( when videomapping includes architecture it is more interesting.)
In my opinion many videomapping projections are not suitable to architecture. In my opinion this technology is very modern, so no everyone building should be object of the mapping.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlGeboQHIyg in this video about 4:20. It is completely inconsistent with architecture of this building and its character. Do you know what I mean?
What do you think about it?
I have a couple of links I can share:
A music video using the video mapping to create the surrounding of the singer.
The project "Box" which is a projection-mapping on moving objects. It looks really cool and the "making of" is also very interesting.
Ink Mapping is a video mapping projection on tattoos and people. If you look there actually are a lot of projection videos on people. It looks really fun.
Anyways, I went to see the videomapping on the facade of the Wilanów Palace once. It was an animated story, targeted especially at kids, but I can't say I was very impressed. One of the things that was lacking was proper sound system; the area is fairly large and, while you could hear the narration, you couldn't hear any other sounds, which made the video seem long and rather uninteresting. So, that's something to work on.
Still, videomappings are a great new step for the arts. They combine many different elements, which all contribute to the final effect. You can see from the example above that each of them is really important. I especially enjoy videomappings projected onto human bodies. They're amazing because buildings are usually fairly simple and geometrical in form, while a body is full of curves and shadows. It's much harder to operate on such a "canvas". Such videomappings reimagine the human body, show us what might actually be possible in the future: moving tattoos, metal body parts etc etc. It's very exciting to see such experiments live, not only in videos or drawings.
Its ok but its not like super amazing for me.
Do you know some cool examples of this technique?
I saw some videos about it before but i never really got into it so I dont have any cool examples except those you already provided.
I saw some projects of this technology projections, but I can't really give an example now.
The world's opera in Sydney attach links from the web:
https://vimeo.com/45835867
Yeah it is really cool to watch!
Do you know some cool examples of this technique?
YES, TETRIS ON THE BUILDING :D