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Experimental Animation

Tanya Forte

Kaleidoscope Projected Installation Process Work

Installation
2026
Plywood, PVC, Raspberry Pi, RFID Chips and Sensor
72" x 36"
The interactive component was created using a Raspberry Pi microcontroller connected to various input/output devices. It communicates via Bluetooth with a Raspberry Pi computer connected to a projector, allowing what appears on screen to be manipulated. This computer runs a web app and uses projection mapping techniques to project onto the installation structure. The physical installation structure was inspired by gothic stained glass windows, connecting the installation to the game concept. The structure of the installation is created predominantly out of wood and PVC pieces to create the arch shapes, and thin plywood for the laser cut detail pieces.

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Kaleidoscope Projected Installation
Kaleidoscope Projected Installation
Kaleidoscope Projected Installation
Kaleidoscope Projected Installation
Kaleidoscope Projected Installation
Kaleidoscope Projected Installation
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2026, Grad Ex 111
OCAD University

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Tanya Forte

Experimental Animation

“Kaleidoscope is a video game concept confronting the complex impact that technology is actively having on our natural environments and the importance of finding a way to conserve what is left of...” [More]