documentation video 2009
Corpora in -Mexico City- Si(gh)te
time: 17 March. - 11 May. 2010
frame: Dynamic (in)position. Ars Electronica in Mexico
doubleNegatives Architecture / Philip Beesley / Rejane Cantoni & Leonardo Crescenti / Kurt Hentschläger
location: Laboratorio Arte Alameda (INBA, National Fine Arts Institute)
Corpora.Prospect for Moscow
time: 1 - 4 April. 2010
frame: "Lexus Hibrid Art"
doubleNegatives Architecture / LOOP.PH / Scott Draves / Ryoichi Kurokawa / Lawrence Malstaf / Jin-Yo MOK / Andreas Muxel & Martin Hesselmeier / Daan Roosegaarde / Gebhard Sengmuller
location: Площадка Галерея Арт-Центр «Ветошный» Ветошный пер., 13
Corpora.Prospect for Tokyo
time: 16 May. 2009 - 28 Feb. 2010
frame : "Mission G: sensing the earth"
doubleNegatives Architecture / Pachube + M.K.I. / NARUKAWA Hajime / PACT SYSTEMS / MURAKAMI Yosuke + The 50th Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition + National Institute of Polar Research
*at "Open Space 2009", ICC organized by NTT InterCommunication Center[ICC] curated by Yukiko Shikata [ICC] admission: free
location: NTT Inter comunication Center, Shinjuku Tokyo Japan
Corpora in Si(gh)te
time: 3 Sep. - 4 Oct. 2009
frame: ARS Electronica CyberArts09 exhibition Human Nature in the frame of Hybrid Art category
location: O.K. Center, OK Platz 1 A - 4020 Linz AustriaCorpora in Si(gh)te
time: 26 Jan. - 8 Mar. 2009
frame: Transmediale.09 DEEP NORTH, .CHB solo exhibition
location: Collegium Hungaricum Berlin, Dorotheenstr. 12 10117 Berlin GermanyCorpora.proceed(Daejon.sky)
time: 19 Oct. - 18 Dec. 2005
frame: Deajeon Future of Art, Science and Technology
location: Daejon Museum of Art, Daejon Korea
Corpora in Si(gh)te
“Corpora in Si(gh)te” is a generative architecture installation based on real-time processing of environmental data.
It is questioning of how architecture can be controlled without the central architects, how architecture can interact with the surrounding environment, how architecture can be redesigned by itself, how we can develop new concepts with a unique notation system.
A number of sensors are setup forming a mesh network throughout the target area in order to collect and distribute real-time environmental information such as temperature, brightness, loudness, humidity, wind direction and wind speed. This sensor network can be seen as the nervous system of the virtual structure. The data collected from these sources are processed by a software and translated into autonomous nodes which we call “Super Eyes”. These “Super Eyes” are the seeds for the virtual architecture of "Corpora" representing a cellular, distributed network of nodes that are reacting through real-time processing, growing and subsiding like an organism. Each “Super Eye” collects environmental data from the closest sensor and makes local decisions independently of a central architect. The “Super Eyes” inadvertently give rise to an architectural structure, both surrounding the exhibition building and neighborhoods. This "information architecture" of “Super Eyes” has its own spatial perception to make itself transform into various forms by relying on the “Super Eyes” spatial notation concept. The fluid character of this architecture occurs as a living form. Visitors can observe this process by Augmented Reality Technology through cameras located in the target site.
doubleNegatives Architectue
Concept, design, programming & technical realization:
doubleNegatives Architecture
doubleNegatives.jp, corpora.hu
Corpora project core members:
Sota Ichikawa (architect)
Max Rheiner (artist, soft- hardware developper)
Ákos Maróy (software artist)
Kaoru Kobata (designer)+Corpora in Si(gh)te members:
Satoru Higa (sound artist, programmer)
Hajime Narukawa (architect, structure engineer)Cooperation:
Yamaguchi Center for Arts and Media
Műcsarnok | Kunsthalle Budapest, Hungary
CHB - Collegium Hungaricum Berlin
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| exhibition room of Moholy-Nagy gallery of Collegium Hungaricum Berlin Transmediale.09 DEEP NORTH photo: doubleNegatives Architecture |
exhibition room of Hungaricum Pavilion, Giardini park, Venice Italy |
exhibition room of Hungaricum Pavilion, Giardini park, Venice Italy 11th Venice Architectural Biennale photo: doubleNegatives Architecture |
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| exhibition room of Moholy-Nagy gallery of Collegium Hungaricum Berlin Transmediale.09 DEEP NORTH photo: doubleNegatives Architecture |
exhibition room of Hungaricum Pavilion, Giardini park, Venice Italy 11th Venice Architectural Biennale photo: doubleNegatives Architecture |
Studio B of YCAM, Yamaguchi Japan photo: doubleNegatives Architecture |
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| Augmented Reality view big screen at the street photo: doubleNegatives Architecture |
Studio B of YCAM, Yamaguchi Japan photo: Ryuichi Maruo (YCAM InterLab) |
Laboratorio Arte Alameda (INBA, National Fine Arts Institute), Mexico City, Mexico photo: doubleNegatives Architecture |
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| Laboratorio Arte Alameda (INBA, National Fine Arts Institute), Mexico City, Mexico photo: doubleNegatives Architecture |
Laboratorio Arte Alameda (INBA, National Fine Arts Institute), Mexico City, Mexico photo: doubleNegatives Architecture |
Laboratorio Arte Alameda (INBA, National Fine Arts Institute), Mexico City, Mexico photo: doubleNegatives Architecture |
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| data map view 14:20 26th Jan. 09, Berlin | data map view 8:20 12th Sep. 08, Venice | data map view 15:00 24th Jan. 07, Yamaguchi |
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| data map view 19:00 26th Jan. 09, Berlin | realtime 3D view 10:45 27 Sep. 08, Venice | realtime 3D view 19:10 28 Jan. 09, Berlin |
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| realtime 3D view 19:10 28 Jan. 09, Berlin | realtime 3D view 19:11 28 Jan. 09, Berlin | realtime 3D view 19:13 28 Jan. 09, Berlin |
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| realtime 3D view Tokyo | realtime 3D view Tokyo | realtime 3D view , Berlin |
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| Augmented Reality view 6:30 2nd May. 10 Mexico City | Augmented Reality view 13:35 8th April. 10 Mexico City | Augmented Reality view 14:40 19th March. 10 Mexico City |
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Augmented Reality view Sep. 09 Linz Austria |
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| Augmented Reality view 17:17 26th Jan. 09 Berlin | Augmented Reality view 17:18 26th Jan. 09 Berlin | Augmented Reality view 10:30 31st Jan. 09 Berlin |
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| Augmented Reality view 14:36 30th Jan. 09 Berlin | : Augmented Reality view Oct. 07 Yamaguchi Japan | : Augmented Reality view Oct. 07 Yamaguchi Japan |
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| : Augmented Reality view Oct. 07 Yamaguchi Japan | : Augmented Reality view Oct. 07 Yamaguchi Japan | Project members and crew in the Augmented Reality view Yamaguchi |
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Augmented Reality view serial images Sep. 08 Venice Italy |
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| camera setting, Berlin photo: doubleNegatives Architecture |
camera setting, Berlin photo: doubleNegatives Architecture |
camera setting, Berlin photo: doubleNegatives Architecture |
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| Super Eye view 8:02 13th Sep. 08, Venice | Super Eye watching the world from Tokyo | |
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| A mesh network sensor set on the CHB Building, Berlin photo: doubleNegatives Architecture |
Mesh network sensors set on the CHB Building, Berlin photo: doubleNegatives Architecture |
A wind meter on the top CHB Building, Berlin photo: doubleNegatives Architecture |
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| A mesh network sensor set on a tree, Giardini park, Venice photo: doubleNegatives Architecture |
A mesh network sensor set on a tree, Giardini park, Venice photo: doubleNegatives Architecture |
A wind meter on the top of Hungaricum Pavilion, Giardini park, Venice photo: doubleNegatives Architecture |
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| Mesh network sensors photo: doubleNegatives Architecture |
preparation of sensor setting, Giardini park, Venice photo: doubleNegatives Architecture |
setting of a sensor, Berlin photo: doubleNegatives Architecture |
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| A mesh network sensor set in the Central Park, Yamaguchi Ryuichi Maruo (YCAM InterLab) |
A mesh network sensor burried in the Central Park, Yamaguchi Ryuichi Maruo (YCAM InterLab) |
A wind meter on the top of YCAM, Yamaguchi Ryuichi Maruo (YCAM InterLab) |