Concept: I created three different presets for three different locations in order to experiment with different textures and abstract motions. Locations include two in the ATEC building and the Edith O'Donnell Institute digital library in the Dallas Museum of Art. The first example is the pillar on the second floor of the ATEC building near where artwork is hung. I wanted to create a complementary visual experience for viewers by incorporating red motion, green texture, and a multitude of color motion. The digital library has a dynamic gathering space next to a translucent wall and mirrored ceiling. For this, I wanted to play with the concept of waiting, as if it was a waiting room. Here I slowed down the visuals, of ink dropping into water and the black dot graphic weaving through space. The rainbow abstract was a highlight for me, since it echoes the Gabriel Dawe rainbow thread installation on display at our ATEC's Edith O'Donnell Institute of Art History. The final concept is for one of the ATEC 4th floor art rooms. Here I'm working with the concept of concentration. The rooms themselves have already been designed to inspire creativity with high ceilings and natural lighting, so I'm playing off those details with abstract geometric motion projections onto one section of the wall. These projections are aimed at not distracting, but aiding in creativity. Because of the limited nature of my skills in MadMapper, my process was simple: mask and simple edits like color and speed. Output was recorded with Syphon.
Below is a compilation video of all nine projection concepts.
Projection Mapping concepts from Sarah Larson on Vimeo.
3 projection mapping ideas for 3 different locations.
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