Aleph reorganizing vision, 2007, outdoor installation
Aleph is an experimental public display. Adam and Bengt built a matrix of small mirrors, which can adjust their tilt according to the site they are facing. Thus, they created a display that uses the changing flux of the place to show images from certain points in space. A computer is using cameras to continuously analyze the surroundings, implement interaction and distribute targeting information to a network of microcontrollers positioning the mirrors.
Bengt( b.1972) is a self-educated software and hardware designer. He currently collaborates all over europe on projects merging media art, technology and architecture experimenting with social and physical spaces. His work has been exhibited at ISEA(San Jose, US, 2006 and Helsinki, Finland, 2004) and Ludwig Muzeum(Budapest, Hungary), etc.
Adam (b. 1976 Budapest) graduated from the Architecture + Urban Research Laboratory, Stockholm. His projects were shown at the Venice Biennale of Architecture2004, 2006, ISEA 2004 Helsinki and 2006 San Jose, Ars Electronica 2006, Kiasma Museum Helsinki, Ludwig Museum Budapest. Adam has been working as a guest researcher at the Smart Studio, Interactive Institute in Stockholm, the MOKK Media Research and is directing aether architecture, an office for mediated environments.
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