Framework 5x5x5

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Alexandre sent in this interesting sculpture made from a lot of LEDS and servos to control the movement. There is a video available on the web site.

ƒ5³ _ framework 5*5*5 refers to informatics' modular workspace, called a framework. Here, ƒ5³ 's "frames" constitute the framework, a space built up by five modules of 2*2m, divided in 5*5 squared elements, establishing a matrix of 5*5*5 = 125 modules. At the one side diffusing the light (white) and at the other side absorbing the light ( black ), the modules constitute a binary language (0,1) and a space of 125 pixels, allowing to transcribe captured data from the physical environment in a kinetic and luminous play _ in between opening and closing, in between transparency and reflection, in between light and dark.

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Posted by Marc de Vinck | Mar 19, 2008 03:00 AM
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