Doric stacks
Janis Lejins
November - December, 2015 - Australian National School of Art Gallery.
Web applications & installation artwork - assorted datasources, Python, HTML, CSS, Javascript, Bash Scripting, C++, Web Server, Google Chrome web browser, LED controllers, RGB LED light strips, polypropylene, false floor, smoke machine & high fidelity speakers. 16 Columns, 244 x 60 x 60 cm each - 2GB
A cathedral of light. Doric Stacks transposed real-time data flows, including the audience's heart rate, into a sublime experience of light, colour, and sound. Datasets from our physical and online worlds were dynamically accessed and transcoded to an environment where physical and network experience coalesced. Each column was accompanied by a website that rendered a real-time browser simulation and could be viewed at anytime.
Media Coverage
- Student Art Pushes the digital, web-space envelope - Canberra Times, page 3, Canberra Times 26/11/15, Print Edition