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- UMAGE is participating in Copenhagen Light Festival 2022! Along with our collaborator Hackstage, we've created a mezmerizing light artwork. Visible all days at Havnegade 29, Copenhagen until 27th of Feb.
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ABOUT THE LIGHTWORK
A wealth of green plants and flowers in vivid colours spout up on the front of the building at Havnegade 29 in the 3D mapping piece Trust Nature.
This work tells a visual story about how nature would bloom and make the world more beautiful, if only humanity gave it the necessary space and tranquillity. Its goal is to awaken an emotional response within the observer that could turn thought into action, highlighting the need for us to make a bigger effort for nature’s sake. Trust in nature!
Trust Nature was created using projection mapping, a technique that uses 3D mapping to chart the surface of a building using 3D/spatial recognition, which can create very lifelike effects on the physical elements that the light projection is projected onto.
This piece is an inclusive, progressive light piece, whose ever-changing colours, luminosities, atmospheres and movements are highly compelling. The work is place alongside Copenhagen Harbour, where you can enjoy it from several different angles, both up close and from the other side of the harbour.
Design company UMAGE and VFX collective Hackstage combine a love for the environment with custom technology that challenges the senses and dissolve perceptual limits. The result is a visual ode to nature itself.
ABOUT THE ARTISTS
UMAGE is a Danish design firm combining aesthetics and functionality with exquisite artisanship and a big focus on creating environmentally friendly solutions. When we design lamps and furniture that can last a lifetime, we allow nature to bloom and regain its power.
Hackstage is an audio-visual research and development laboratory specializing in visual art and technical solutions for stage and performance art. Hackstage consists of a broad network of artists a multitude of different disciplines, including engineers, philosophers, A/V technicians, game designers and computer scientists.
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