A bit of cross-posting from my Bauhaus blog here, but worth it.
Chris O’Shea over at Pixelsumo has written up a good description of a new work, Volume, by United Visual Artists and onepointsix.
Volume responds to human movement and creates and audio-visual environment from the pillars installed in the V&A;’s John Madjeski garden. Go and check out the links for the technical details and more descriptions of the project (including the behind the scenes photos.
For me, though, the best thing is looking at the blissful, engaged expressions on people’s faces in the pictures (click on that picture to see it full size). That should be your aim as interaction designers/artists. Don’t forget it.
UPDATE: Shane Walter from onedotzero added some more info in his comments which you should check out.
Photograph by John Adrian.