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Light Ripples

Prepare to be sucked in to a liquid vortex, a celestial
extravaganza of wondrous visions and ethereal sounds.

Exhibited at:
ITT Bombay Techfest, India - 2009
Maitreya Festival, Australia - 2010

Welcome to a pool of mesmerizing liquid illuminations
where eight floating balls are your controls. Music and
visuals are created from the interplay between you,
the balls and virtual objects.

To play - set the balls in motion, simple. Toss them,
flick them, make ripples in the pool, there are no rules.
Only infinite compositions.

The audio-visual compositions evoke a sense of awe
and thoughts of the universe, from a microscopic look
into a petri dish to a vision of infinite galaxies.

We love to see the higher level of openness amongst
people when they share this experience.

Overheard at Light Ripples events:

"I have two choices, I could stay here for the rest
of my life or leave now."

“I could drink this colour.”

"It's like a strange game of psychedelic marbles."

"The meaning of life is played out before you,
and you want to know when this is finished?”

Here is a closer look at what’s going on in the pool:

- Eight floating balls are tracked by a camera above.

- The balls attract and refract virtual objects.

- The objects are 4 discs and 4 rings with spinning orbs.

- If the spinning orb intersects a disc, a sound is born.

- Each sound triggers the creation of a new visual feast.

Voila! Ever-evolving compositions aka liquid magic.

The following images are taken from
IIT Bombay Techfest: