#audio-visual installation

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PROPOSED SUPPLY AND DELIVERY, INSTALLATION, TESTING, AND COMMISSIONING OF HANSARD AND AUDIO-VISUAL SYSTEMS

MURANG’A COUNTY ASSEMBLY TENDER MAY 2026  INVITATION TO TENDER PROCURIG ENTITY COUNTY ASSEMBLY OF MURANG’A. CONTRACT NAME AND DESCRIPTION: PROPOSED SUPPLY AND DELIVERY, INSTALLATION, TESTING, AND COMMISSIONING OF HANSARD AND AUDIO-VISUAL SYSTEMS Murang’a County Assembly invites sealed tenders for the PROPOSED SUPPLY AND DELIVERY, INSTALLATION, TESTING, MAINTENANCE AND COMMISSIONING OF HANSARD…

PROPOSED SUPPLY AND DELIVERY, INSTALLATION, TESTING, AND COMMISSIONING OF HANSARD AND AUDIO-VISUAL SYSTEMS

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A TRIPPY VIDEO INSTALLATION THAT’LL MELT YOUR OPTIC NERVES

Olivier Ratsi’s ‘’Onion Skin’’ is an audio-visual installation that bends viewers' perception of time and space. The 14 minute installation is the most recent of the Paris-based artist’s explorations into bending reality though lighting and video. The repetition of the shapes helps viewers distance from reality, almost as though they’re being sucked into a geometric twilight zone.

The whole experience of the installation is based on a very specific point of view, noting that a precise positioning will help reveal a new dimension otherwise not seen. The idea is to create an installation in which the spectator, the projection canvas and the (audiovisual) content form an inseparable entity. In his work, distorting the perception of space and time is usually done through a process that can create a way to step back from our environment and give us the opportunity to look at things in a different way.

Liz Stinson, 11.04.13 http://www.wired.com/2013/11/this-trippy-video-will-bend-your-perception-of-time-and-space/

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3D space is materialized with light projected into a physical environment in this brilliant installation, 3DESTRUCT / Scopitone 2011, by Yannick Jacquet (Legoman). Love it.