Can architecture still have autonomy?
According to UN Studios the lesson is to “switch it on, switch it off” … to find autonomy in brief moments of liberation.
The installation structure presents an architecture that is as supple as a textile, in which floors, walls, and ceilings flow into each other.
The installation structure presents an architecture that is as supple as a textile, in which floors, walls, and ceilings flow into each other.
...and in this case, the walls really are bendy.
© MESO Digital InteriorsOn the inside of the installation, visitors encounter a kaleidoscopic world full of people posing, where they can observe different modes of interaction with the changing room and reconceptualize their own relationship to the space and beyond.
We developed a then ground-breaking software to map videos to the geometry of the architecture. The bank of videos was curated by the software, which searched YouTube for videos tagged with the keyword “change” and projected them onto the walls of the space.
Behind the scenes
Making-of
Tweaking the multi-projection mapping on-site.
We modified ultra-short throw projectors to integrate them in the ceiling so that the projectors were flush.
We were responsible for technical setup under the hood to aesthetic quality assurance before the opening.
We were responsible for technical setup under the hood to aesthetic quality assurance before the opening.
Curious about our approach? Feel free to get in touch!
Max Wolf Partner +49 69 24 000 322 max.wolf@meso.design max.wolf@meso.design +49 69 24 000 322
MESO Digital Interiors GmbH
Gutleutstr. 96 . 60329 Frankfurt . Germany
Team
Sebastian Oschatz, Philipp Dikmann, Ingolf Heinsch, Tim Findeisen