Who:
Henrik Vibskov
When:
September 2018
Where:
Victoria & Albert Museum, London
Work:
Light design, electronics & programming Raspberry Pi, HC-SR04 Ultrasonic distance sensors, EL wires, EL inverters, small speakers
Henrik Vibskov
September 2018
Victoria & Albert Museum, London
Light design, electronics & programming Raspberry Pi, HC-SR04 Ultrasonic distance sensors, EL wires, EL inverters, small speakers
I was lucky to collaborate to a project with the great danish artist Henrik Vibskov.
The art installation was made for the London Design Festival and took place at the V&A Museum in the tapestries gallery.
After 2 weeks of prototyping, testing various LED rings and programming, we eventually settled for EL-wire.
While I could have used any arduino for the project, we wanted to add sound to the lamps and also trying to make the lamps respond to each over so that was a perfect job for the Raspberry Pi.
The RPi's were controlling the Sparkfun EL Escudos Dos and changing light & sound according to distance readings of the HC SR04 ultrasonic distance sensors.
Video by the London Design Festival
The installation was also displayed at Messums Wiltshire in Tisbury, England
