This
experimental
and contemplative project is based on macro and
micro footage of organic elements like tree
leaves, canopies and other various forms found in
the world of plants. Big-format videomapping
enables the spectator to search and explore the
fascinating world of nature, hidden in the tiniest
details. Textures and transparencies that come to
life with the transition of light through plant
membranes, transform the architecture into an
infinite arena with the wonderful world of nature
in the prime role. The architecture becomes the
backdrop for a magical dance show of natural
elements where the appearance is defined by light,
chemistry and physics.
OCUBO, established by Nuno
Maya and Carole Purnelle, is an internationally
recognized author-production studio that regularly
attends events around the world with their mapped
video projections and multimedia projects. OCUBO
are also producers of the biggest multimedia
projections in Portugal. Their projects often
include an interactive twist, as the intent of
their creation is communication with the audience,
where the spectator becomes the co-creator of the
artwork. Apart from that, OCUBO with their
projections on facades, city walls and other
architectural elements also invite the public to
rethink their environment and culture.