[Alien] Star Dust im Vergleich zu CryoLumen: Solar Ice Nutzung und Statistiken
This app is part of the [Alien] Star Dust traveling exhibition, and is meant to be used in order to experience the installation. The app allows visitors to view 3D representations of historically significant meteorites with accompanying binaural sound.
Inspired by the fact that 60-100 tons of extra-stellar dust falls on earth every day, the goal of the project is to make us aware of the larger space ecology and that these various pollutants we breathe know no boundaries.
To use the app, enable your camera and point it at one of images of meteorites found in the exhibition space or on distributed postcards. An animated 3D rendering of the meteorite will appear on your screen with accompanying sound. Headphones are recommended for the best audio experience.
[Alien] Star Dust: Signal to Noise is a project created by Victoria Vesna and co-produced with a team of artists and scientists to explore ‘Star Dust’ through sound, installation and online meditation.
More information can be found at: https://alienstardust.com/
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CryoLumen is a project produced in collaboration with the environment, working with both visible and invisible storms. Each Storm Print in the art series begins with a composition or organic matter on photosensitive paper (lumen prints). Exposed for the duration of various storms these ephemeral compositions are then digitally transformed to serve as triggers for living augmented reality (AR) landscapes that integrate near real-time solar storm data from NOAA. Each day, the AR sculptures, particle speeds and magnetic line colors are transformed by otherwise invisible solar wind storms, thus connecting the artist's past experience of local weather with Earth's present endurance of cosmic storms.
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[Alien] Star Dust VS. 
CryoLumen: Solar IceDezember 15, 2024