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Title: Boom Festival Date: 2004-08-26 10:08 Category: installation Slug: crop-circles-at-boom-festival Summary: Collaborative video-installation with Ray-V at the Boom Festival 2004 Thumb: /library/10535_159100999181_153556764181_2604734_5768778_n.jpg Background: /library/10535_159100999181_153556764181_2604734_5768778_n.jpg For: Boom Festival http://www.boomfestival.org With: Ray-V http://www.ray-v.com/wordpress/ Capture: 20150814182238
Collaborative video-installation with Ray-V at the Boom Festival 2004. Crop circle shaped screens with mapped video content, all controlled by Max/Jitter.
(Idhana a Nova, Portugal)
(center stage dome setup)
(three projectors are delivred)
(the scaffold and screens)
(shared studio space with vj geko)
(running the installation)
