resonate – luminale 2012
resonate is an interactive light & sound installation for the light festival luminale 2012 in Frankfurt.
The 40 meter long interior of a container ship in the centre of Frankfurt in Holbeinsteg becomes an interactive light and sound display. A glowing string structure is floating inside the steel hull and generates atmospheric sounds and images. With the help of digital LED light and sound the visitors experience this space as an interactive three-dimensional spatial composition.
Awards
“Gold” Commaward, Category “Raum-Nachwuchs”
“Gold” Art Directors Club, Category “Kommunikation im Raum-Nachwuchs”
Focus Student Award, ADC Student des Jahres
resonate @ ZKM
resonate exhibited at ZKM, 8. september 2012-10.March 2013
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Transdisciplinary team
The light and sound installation, “resonate,” is an interdisciplinary project between the Master students of the program “Interior Design- Spatial Communication” University of Applied Sciences Mainz and the Master program “Sound Art — Composition” Johannes Gutenberg University. This project is sponsored by the Gutenberg Lehrkolleg of the University in Mainz, as a part of the “Innovative Teaching Projects” program, with generous support from Strack Logistics e.K. and Zumtobel Lighting GmbH.
Masterteam “Kommunikation im Raum”
Lisa Bader, Edyta Bednarska, Janine Bläß, Navina Groß, Isabel Klaus, Olga Kondrjuk, Dorothee Mainka, Lea Mirbach, Francesca Müller, Alexia Pogiatzi, Janina Rausch, Eslam Rafaee, Magdalena Teuber, Nemanja Tomasevic, Olga Zergibel
Project lead
Prof. Klaus Teltenkötter, Prof. Bernd Benninghoff
Elective subjects Media computer science/ Lighting design
Prof. Holger Reckter, Prof. Clemens Tropp
Spacial sound: School of music Uni Mainz
Univ.-Prof. Peter Kiefer, Dipl. Des. Kaspar König
Construction management: Dipl. Ing. Mathias Ewald
Programming: Lukas Flory, Benjamin Knichel
Support “Parametric Design”: Ali Torabi, Para 3D
Support PR und CD: Prof. Anna-Lisa Schönecker