Perpetual Patterns, Art installation, Natlab Eindhoven

Perpetual patterns Returning in the work of Rot8ion is the study of the perception of time and space. With the installation Perpetual Patterns, Rot8ion explores: The perception of space and time. Interaction of man with his environment The boundaries between nature and technology Patterns and currents   Rot8ion is fascinated by patterns: Both in nature and in technology patterns are a continuous flowing process. By generating new situations, organic and responsive to the environment.   This translates into: Organic random patterns that are generated by a machine. Images and sounds are continuously combined in different compositions. Variables in picture and sound that constantly differ from each other.   Perpetual Patterns is a unique combination of:   Physical installation: 8 panels, consisting of laser-cut leaf vein patterns and materials such as nostalgic electronic resistors, sometimes more than 50 years old. An original receiver from a British submarine, equipped with sonar that detects the presence of people in the space and is responsive to the spectator. Components of the system communicate with each other using MIDI, DMX, Serial, USB, HDMI, DVI, Analog, XLR and Sonar. Arduino   The sound composition with: 8.1 surround Sensory instruments such as sonar and echolocation in dolphins and bats Sounds that sound natural but are created synthetically Sounds that synthetic sound, but are natural The video installation: Natlab original images from a bygone era Live images generated organically with Quartz Composer Microscopic images Projection mapping The exhibition Art Installation Perpetual patterns running from Friday, March 25 t / m Monday, April 4th, 2016, in the Expo Hall Natlab in Eindhoven. The exhibition is open during the opening hours of Natlab.