We were very excited to bring the Wondering Woods to Arts-a-Glow in Burien, thanks in part due to grants from Arts-a-Glow and 4Culture. Here are some pics. Learn more about the Wondering Woods at Electric Sky here.
We were very happy to bring some of the pieces from the Wondering Woods to Lusio this year! It was a great event, and an opportunity for us to show the projects we’ve been incubating up at Electric Sky to people in Seattle. I want to thank the Lusio crew for being so helpful!
[cross-posted on ElectricSkyArtCamp.com] This years’ Electric Sky was a resounding success and we cannot thank everyone enough for your active participation! (For more imagery, check out our summarizing slide show or see our video). Our primary goal with this event is to foster the community of creatives at the intersection of art and technology in the Pacific Northwest – building collaborative relationships, developing best practices, engaging in life-long learning, and inspiring new innovation. Our secondary goal is to share the art generated by the event with the public, and in particular with the small rural communities of the Skykomish River valley. Reactive…
We created a garden path made of reactive pavers as a part of our larger group installation, the Wondering Woods at Electric Sky (2017). As you stepped on the pavers, a pulse of light went down the garden path to show you the way. The garden path was an orienting piece in the Wondering Woods installation, both created by our art group. The goal was to explore what if the woods could see you and interact with you. LEDs were controlled by wifi-enabled Arduinos. See video with demo of LED animation here: https://youtu.be/P23V_Tt727Q Following Electric Sky, we also installed the Garden…
