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Markus Bader (1967) is an artist who studied
at the Art College Nürtingen and the College of Design
Offenbach. In his work interfaces play an important role.
His interactive installations include a haptic component,
and his classic screen interfaces are combined with accessible
spaces. Bader has collaborated with LyberWorld (German
National Research Center for Information Technology Darmstadt)
and Plateau Mind Mycel (College of Design Offenbach),
and exhibited in various galleries in Germany and abroad.
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Lux
by Markus Bader (DE)
The installation Lux consists of 5 mirror-balls, each equipped
with a loud speaker, which hang from the ceiling of the exhibition
room. Through a web-cam, the exhibition is transmitted to the Lux
homepage and is completed by another 5 mirror-balls shown there.
The mirror-ball being nothing but a visual accessory at discotheques,
in connection with Lux gains supplementary functions through its
use as an online DJ-interface.
The Lux
homepage allows users to transmit sounds and songs
to the mirror-balls. Tracks saved onto the webcam-mirror-ball
can also be chosen by the exhibition's visitors. They
have to switch on the mirror-ball by pulling a string
at the ball's bottom: as soon as the track has been activated,
the mirror-ball rotates until the track is over. Each
mirror-ball can save up to 10 songs. |
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