“GOLEM X MBA” by Arnaud Pottier (2015)

Arnaud Pottier was invited by The Mirage Festival to “bring alive” three sculptures in The Fine-Arts Museum of Lyon. He projects eye movements and human expressions on the faces of these centuries year old sculptures, creating a very bizarre atmosphere.

“The 600 Years” by INITI (2011)

This was a projection mapping onto Prague’s complex astronomical clock during it’s 600th year anniversary. The group behind this piece, INITI, is an international collective of media designers, musicians, and artists that “focus on interactive site-specific art.”

“Two Sides of Every Story” by Michael Snow (1974)

For this exhibition, Michael Snow projected two films on opposite sides of a hanging metal plate. Each side showed a perspective of two opposite camera men where they were filming a woman walking and moving between them.

“Arbitrary Image Tracking for Robotics in Dance” by Yousuf Soliman (2014)

For this project I worked on developing computer vision algorithms that can track any arbitrary object movement in a video. I worked on a project in San Diego where we had a robotics + dance show where the robot was

“Extra-Terrestrial” by UP Projects (2015)

Extra-Terrestrial is “an Intergalactic programme of films and events across London’s waterways!” The group UP built a floating cinema in the form of a boat that goes around London’s river system projecting both onto the boat, and outside of it.

“Empire State Kali” by Android Jones (2015)

Director Louie Psihoyos and visual artist Travis Threlkel created a documentary titled Racing Extinction where they showed the issues of the mass extinction of many different species. Andrew “Android” Jones worked on creating a series of video projection mappings that showed many of

“Enter the Wasteland” by Uber and Warner Bros. (2015)

Mad Max is an action based, vehicle combat, video game set in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. The game was designed in the universe of the Mad Max films, but besides that it has no connection to the films. Uber ran a