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Subzero Installations x ENESS: The Color Of Snow by Karen Day

Leave it to the Aussies to figure out a way to combine extreme sports with innovative design. Using their own software program, Pixile, the interactive designers at ENESS were able to calibrate video projections of eyeballs onto giant snowballs, creating an eerie Big Brother feeling as skiers go by.

Using a laptop and a projector and snow, ENESS illuminated the slopes at Mount Buller until it all came crashing down.

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This entry posted on 08 December 2008 at 7:21 PM
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