ECAL at Mapping Festival
13–23.05.2021

ECAL is pleased to present two projects created by students of the Bachelor Media & Interaction Design.

XY by ECAL
Presentation of five analogue oscilloscopes diverted from their initial function as measuring devices, in order to exploit their graphic and interactive potential. Created during a workshop given by the American artist and designer Ted Davis (assisted by Sébastien Matos) to students in the Bachelor's programme Media & Interaction Design, the projects created propose animated sequences developed with the help of the free software "Processing", ranging from a labyrinth game to an intergalactic journey, via typographic research.

Hide/Reveal by ECAL
Collection of Instagram filters to be experimented in various places of the Festival (selection also available on smartphone via @ecal_ch). Students in the Bachelor Media & Interaction Design programme worked on the "Hide/Reveal" theme during a workshop given by artists Ines Alpha and Aaron Jablonski (assisted by Pierry Jaquillard and Kylan Luginbühl), enabling them to develop a visual universe using Spark AR software and to discover how tracking and facial analysis can sequence and animate graphic content.

Students
Elodie Anglade, Loris Briguet, Soraya Camina, Julien Caulet, Antoine Contreras Salazar, Basil Dénéréaz, Salomé Dotter, Samuel Dumez, Nora Fatehi, Mélanie Fontaine, Martial Grin, Jamy Herrmann, Lily Rose Hold, Lisa Kishtoo, Achille Masson, Iris Moine, Bogdan Nastase, Michael Pica, Jorge Reis, Nathanaël Vianin

The project "Hide/Reveal" is also presented at Le Commun (Rue des Bains 34, 1205 Geneva).

The exhibitions at API will also be accessible on the occasion of the International Museum Day on Sunday 16 May from 11 am to 6 pm and open until 6 June.

API - Association pour le Patrimoine Industriel
Rue du Vuache 25
1201 Geneva

More information on the Mapping Festival
http://2051.mappingfestival.com/