‘Dancing House’ by Klaus Obermaier
One of them being installed at Festepiele Mecklenburg of Germany in 2015, the Dancing House is an interactive projection-mapped series of artwork. The projection will let users to use their shadows or even figure capture data to audio-visually change or distort the projected image. The projected image breaks into parametric array of squares, of lines and make animated movements to form an imagery of the house to “dance”.
This project is a fun interactive installation that any people passing by can lightly test on and play with. The interaction then allows the atmosphere of the surroundings to be brighter; the fun brings the sense of community, while the audience is not given a heavy cognitive load to understand the work.
