Lumarca @ Eyebeam – NYC

, 9 January 2012

Here’s a quick but highly recommended free visit proposal for next week in NYC: Lumarca.

The installation is a volumetric display which allows viewers to see 3D images and motion. The system requires only a computer, a projector, and common materials found at most hardware stores. Its scale is limited only by the size of the projected image and…. your own ambition.

Conceived as an affordable platform for artists to design compelling content, Lumarca is a collaboration between Albert Hwang, Matt Parker and Elliot Woods. It will be on display in the Eyebeam Main Space from January 12th – February 4th. For this particular installation, Parker and Hwang will be executing a 30′ cubed Lumarca structure.

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