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Ildflue is a projected installation I did
together with Rasmus Hildonen. It uses the dynamics of
flocking behavior to create a astonishing light experience.
A few hundreds of small micro-controller "bugs"
trapped in sample-jars hang from park-tree branches.
They communicate with both visible and for humans invisible
light-signals. Creating a dynamic flashing landscape similar
with real firebugs. When certain parameters are present
they go into collective behavior, filling the dark night
with sudden light.
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Ildflue
was refused by the annual art exhibition Høstutstillingen.
By some described as a promising sign of actually having
created new contemporary art.
Flocking behavior is very interesting.
I wanted to look into the technology to create something
inspiring. Often when this subject is researched it is the
prospect of creating new killer-machines for the army. The
challenge, how to get a flock of robots thru a door and
reach their target without clashing together or been caught
up by lack of decision… |
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