MOTIONLAB // PROJECTS

Multiscreen Productions ...up to 360 degree Projections. Renderings for W I D E S C R E E N S. Check out our newest rendered images at http://dailyrender.motionlab.at Don't know what MULTISCREEN means? Click here to find out! Stereoscopic Visuals REAAAL 3D! Digital stereo projection is based on at least 2 projectors using polarized filters and polarized 3D glasses. MOTIONLAB has some experience using this technique from VJLAB.AT Multilayer Performances with Dancers, Acrobats & Visuals The combination of actor and visual is a very unique and exciting field. Motionlab cooperates with acrobats, (fire) jugglers, as well as (dance) choreographers, in trying to push this artform forward, always striving to reach new limits. Examples: Siemens "Horizonte 2020" Steinbruch Zoechling Also check out: http://www.fenfire.at Free Art Project of the Year Once a year we try to find some time and s p a c e for ourselves. Freedom of creativity and thoughts. No rules. No limits. Simply Motionlab Visual Art to the core and at its best. Examples: Araburg Steinbruch Zoechling Wii Controlled Installations God bless Nintendo! Nintendo's newest game controller, the Wii, uses Bluetooth to communicate, and thus can be used to control a PC as well! Motionlab is working on concepts for media installations that use a Wii controller as the main input device. VMS Shows New kinds of arrangements are possible with the VideoMovingSystem. Projectors with mirrors and step engines allow you to move the projection everywhere in the room. Dualscreen Timelapse Amazing capture resolution with 2 Digicams – 3200x1200 pixels! First done in Barcelona/SP '06. Motionlab Promotion DVD 2007 "Mediatower" Motionlab published their first promotional DVD named Mediatower. Official presentation on the 14th of Sept. 2007 at the MQ (Museums Quartier) here in Vienna, Austria. Check out: http://mediatower.motionlab.at Bluescreen The perfect technique to combine multiple realities into one illusion. Although the idea idea is old and is possibly over-used - from the daily weather to TV sitcoms and nearly every movie production, it still provides a wonderful playground for unique video compositions.