Projects
A selection of work by Quadratura:
Kinetica (2011)
Quadratura show three new works, including a video mapped wall being subsumed by cybernetic bacteria, an interactive work utilising the latest depth camera technology from Microsoft, and a digitally augmented sculpture.
Canon Recyclowave (2010)
An installation interpreting Canon’s commitment and process of recycling their products.
994,138 (2010)
A poignant installation, reflecting on those who died during the First World War
Roses In December (2010)
An audio/visual installation of memories and of thoughts half rememberedMonotone Symphony (2010)
A contemporary interpretation of Yves Klein’s “Monotone Symphony” to celebrate the 50th anniversary of its début. Performed at the GV Art Gallery, London, with Laben graduates, original soundtrack and real-time interactive videoShadows And Falling Light (2009)
An installation of real-time interactive projectionsVideo Street Art (2009)
A guerilla performance of real-time architectural video mapping around London that saw graffiti artists Banksy and codefc as unwitting collaborators.VBites (2009)
A multi-projector interactive video installation at Heather Mills’ VBites café in Brighton.Chasing Shadows (2009)
An audio/visual composition, commissioned by the GV Art Gallery, interpreting the art of Sally McKay and featuring Laben student Alessandra RuggeriAnimation Decathlon (2009)
An 18 month project, involving several schools in Kensington & Chelsea, and awarded the 2012 Inspire Mark. Quadratura designed and created all the software and hardware to deliver a decathlon game that could be played by six players simultaneously and be projected, cinema sized, on to the outside of Kensington & Chelsea Town Hall, London.Out Of White (2009)
A site specific real-time video mapping/augmentation and sound installation created for the GV Art Gallery, London.The Hours Of Folly (2008)
A two week audio/video art exhibition at The Drawing Room, London, reflecting on the invisible forces that power and govern our everyday existence.The Digital Media Awards: South (2008)
A rare multi-screen DJ/VJ appearance at the DiMAS awards in Brighton, using our real-time architectural mapping and painting technologyKaidan (2008)
Musicians and ghost-story tellers set the mood for a candlelit walk through Holland Park, London, towards the Kyoto Garden where Quadratura reinterpreted one of the most famous Japanese Kaidan stories through haunting sound-scapes and video projections onto physical features of the garden itself and screens made from bamboo bound in the traditional wayStatues Alive (2008)
A week long installation utilising original music and a variety of passive and interactive video projection techniques to augment statues along London’s Chelsea Embankment exploring our fading awareness of static surroundings over timeHaunted Holland Park (2007)
A haunting audio/video installation in Holland Park