The main attraction on the Boulevard of Arts in Dnipro is an interactive projection media screen. The idea to make it was born from the desire to bring city residents closer to creativity and immerse them in the process of interaction with the creative space as much as possible.

Interactive installations present a contemporary art form. Anyone can interact directly with an art object, and moreover, become a part of it. Can you imagine yourself as an artist? What about a conductor? A sculptor? We can be whoever we want, and the media screen is a great way to try on this role for at least a couple of minutes. Kinetic sensors capture human movement and transform it into a unique projection in real-time mode. An artist can “paint” with digital paint, a sculptor can create a sculpture out of digital material with his movements, while a musician can play music by hitting digital strings. Together with caustic light waves and creative gobo projections, the screen has become a dynamic element of the boulevard and another unique photo zone. That is another step towards shaping the urban image, from an industrial center to a modern and creative metropolis.

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Details

Architecture : Dmytro Volyk, Kseniia Donetska

Project artist/ concept/ design/ planning : Mykola Kabluka, Expolight, Ukraine

Kinetic engineering : Mykola Kabluka, Expolight, Ukraine

Light design : Mykola Kabluka, Expolight, Ukraine

Technical layout light : Mykola Kabluka, Expolight, Ukraine

Display content/ visuals/ showreel : Mykola Kabluka, Expolight, Ukraine

Light hardware (LED hardware) : Mykola Kabluka, Expolight, Ukraine

Lighting control software : Mykola Kabluka, Expolight, Ukraine

Project co-ordination : Mykola Kabluka, Expolight, Ukraine

Interaction design/ programming : Mykola Kabluka, Expolight, Ukraine

Descriptions

Participatory architecture & urban interaction

Mediacredits

Andrii Bezuglov

Andrii Bezuglov

Andrii Bezuglov

Andrii Bezuglov

Andrii Bezuglov

Andrii Bezuglov

Savchenko Yevhenii, Melnikov Oleh