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The Berlin-based studio Onformative created an interactive art installation called “ANIMAS” (2015). Physically the installation is a giant glowing sphere measuring two meters in diameter, on the interior is a powerful wide-angle projector and fisheye lens, producing images in a full 360-degree directional beam onto the sphere.
The orb, which can be seen from all angles, is constantly moving, producing a dynamic “texture” that is computer generated. Modulating frequencies audible in the installation respond to those in the installation space as sound is picked up and resonated back. While the project is not necessary “groundbreaking” in technologies, it was certainly executed well and a beautiful art piece.
Video of Animas in Action