#motion trails

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Fluxitecture | Başar Önal, Emrah Kavlak, Merve Çaylı (2006)

The project aimed to create a dynamic, virtual architecture that materialized within an already existent architecture. This task was realized by building walls/boundaries that were generated from the human motion trails which came about as people moved around the library at Sabancı University - a 3 storied building of considerable activity throughout the day.

The floors of the building were setup as a grid system upon which the motion trails of the users of the library were visualized as colorful columns that rose and dipped as an individual moved about - the differences in height representing the length of time spent at a given location and the speed of locomotion while moving between points.

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Media artist Akinori Goto designed this fun 3d-printed zoetrope https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uun1liGAN6Q

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Flinders Street Station at night, Melbourne by Trevor Downie

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Light painting while canoeing by Stephen Orlando via Colossal.

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artist Shinichi Maruyama - a sculptural body in motion. Series "Nude"

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3D Printed Motion Sculpture - Eyal Gever preserving a moment of what he calls "states where rest and motion exist together." "I create sculptures based on sublime moments."

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Artist - Dennis Hlynsky. From his bio, he works with and loves the "electronic temporal plastic image". Work shown on Colossal and sploid.