creative thailand 2016
For “Creative Thailand 2016” stage backdrop, animated generative were chosen to create energetic atmosphere. The event logo’s elements were employed to express fun and dynamic senses of creativity.
For “Creative Thailand 2016” stage backdrop, animated generative were chosen to create energetic atmosphere. The event logo’s elements were employed to express fun and dynamic senses of creativity.
Partnered with AIS, we developed a virtual reality (VR) application that warps you into a future space station. Through the VR headset, users can explore a futuristic space station and watch short 360 videos which wraps around them, creating a unique and immersive experience. The application also takes a photo while they are playing. With the green screen technique, the users are isolated from the background and are superimposed onto a panoramic virtual spaceship scene. This photo can be shared on Facebook in 360 degree mode.
Together with AIS and Alex Face, we create a virtual reality (VR) application to enable users to explore unique art pieces created by Alex Face. Themed by the actual art pieces, we create a 3D world that let the arts fly and wrap themselves around the user, submerging users in a unique experience that endlessly tickles their senses of curiosity.
For DA+PP Fall/Winter 2016 Collection “ZAKKA”, we have created “Digital Fliplook” to encourage you to be yourself and manifest your style, following the brand’s concept “BE YOU”. A Japanese style kiosk consists of three winding machanisms for top, bottom and shoes, allows the selection of keywords of your choices that relates to the garments displayed on the screen.
Together with Pentagram, we developed screen visualizations for Platform Summit 2015 conducted at Morehouse’s Ray Charles Performing Arts Center, Atlanta, Georgia. The main concept of the summit is “Dots and Lines” which represent people and their connection. Bit Studio’s generative art algorithm uses dots and lines to construct inspiring words and create astonishing visual effects.
Bit Studio was commissioned to deliver stage set and presentation for “Craft Trends in ASEAN+ 2016”, a conference which invited people in the fields of innovative arts and crafts to exchange ideas and experiences as well as predict the coming trends. To express look and feel of both innovation and craft, we have created a specifically developed application to bring audience through a space of colorful ink drops, which would transform into each speaker’s brand logo. Precise projection mapping technique was also used to illustrate each brand’s character, making each speaker’s presentation unique and refreshing.
Partnering with Pentagram, Bit Studio has developed three creative applications for Platform Summit 2014. The first one is a programmatic treatment of each of the speakers’ faces, built out in particles that diverged from the center of the image. The second one is a custom-built computer application transmitted the live video from an HD camera to the LED screens, creating responsive, dynamic graphics of the speakers in real-time. The last one is a drone controller application that sent the live video feed to the computer and applied effects on to it before displaying on the screen. More info
The word “museum” somewhat promises a great deal of information in the form of text and intangible objects in display cabinets. Making the exhibition interesting, fun and reachable, yet educational, is our goal of this project commissioned by Coin Museum Treasury Department Thailand. The premise was to exhibit history and evolution of Thai coins through audience’s interaction so that they can comprehend it firsthand. Giant Projected Coins Tell the Stories Behind Thai Currency
Regarding the user experience and design, the installation should be intuitive enough for the international visitors of all age. The visitors simply hold a brochure in front of the relief coin they interest, and the motion graphics will be displayed on the brochure. 2D motion graphics are used as the media to demonstrate the social condition in that time where such coin was in used.
In the technical aspect, a C++ programming framework named Cinder is used as our foundation with 2 Kinects as depth sensors and 2 projectors as displays. The depth images from sensors are calibrated and processed with OpenCV to align the depth images and content graphics, so that the projectors display the graphics correctly on the brochure.
On one side, coin represent its nation wealth, yet the other side lies the stories and history of its owner. The evolution and social condition were animated interactively on the visitors hand for innovative way of learning in the museum.
SLOW FEST is a day event of slow-living with activities and market stalls selling food and crafts, art and live music. This year, Bit Studio has a chance to bring our expertise to this concert. We were responsible for motion graphics on the stage and also the cone installation! We use a set of white strings and laser-cut acrylics to craft these cones. We strap the strings from the top of the cone to the bottom acrylic to create a see-through cone-line shape and attached an A/C motor to the base. Then, we use an ultra-short throw projector to project motion graphics onto the cone. When the cone is not spinning, the audience won’t see any graphics on the cone but when it does, it will work as a projection screen and the audience will see the motion graphics on it, which tells the story of each song that artists play.
Making your own mama cup with our new interactive sticker machine by taking your own photos, selecting the stickers you like, and choosing your own background.