I'm especially intrigued by the CV component for bringing in content drawn through other means.

I wish I could have seen this in real in Metz.

But maybe the most fascinating part is to see you interacting with the fabulous tools you created during the making of this work!..

A+

@sansumbrela: You'll be disappointed by how simple those modules were. I used contours detection for most "objects" and a good old getPixel for the others. No fancy CV functions here, would have make sense with the particles to try optical flow but didn't had time for that ... And well also it worked for me because most video footages were highly contrasted (read black and white polygons).

@ariel: (hehe, oui c'est bien moi, après 3-4 nuits blanches!) About the WebGL app, you're right, the funny thing is that I'm actually exactly doing what we do for the actual installation... using virtual projectors / cameras to project a video on the geometry. All the code is there if you are interested (it was ported from cinder)! About the AA, google disabled it two days after I started the project, so I'm using a combination of fxaa and a higher resolution render target. A bit expensive (especially the double resolution) but it works pretty well.

@rain2012: here you go: https://github.com/garrynewman/GWEN (but don't expect finding a timeline or a nodegraph there!)

Thanks again! :)

I'm curious about what made you guys go ahead with the project after the initial intimidation with the shape of the building.

- Gabor

Great work, Simon... simply amazing! Beautiful art direction and compelling sound design, too. 

-Paul 

It's hard to not miss posts on this forum, not sure I've ever seen such a small community being so active!

Thanks for the kind words.

Simon.

 Thanks for posting this. Amazing visuals and sound. The software you designed is also great. Are you planning on releasing the source code  for the node graph ui and timeline ? It would be great if we could see it as its pretty cool.

Thank you.

Ram.