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Binary Waves is a kinetic sculpture that analyses flows of movement in it’s environment – both electromagnetic and physical. The project was developed by Lab[au]

Binary Waves by LAb[au] from The Nonsense Society on Vimeo.

The project reminded me of another great work by Ryota Kuwakubo called Atmos where a field of lights reacted to air movement – creating a light pattern of wind movement.

Unfortunately, it’s quite an old project, so not much information floating around the interweb on it. Would love to see him resurrect it.

Posted in Blog | Tags: Flow, Installation, kinetic, LED, Light |

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