Vélodrame
Abstract
Vélodrame is an interactive installation with two exercise bikes. The relative speed of the bikes is used to generate a pseudo-conversation between two characters.
Year
2005
Description
Vélodrame is an interactive installation with two exercise bikes. The spectators are invited to peddle: their combined action controls an ongoing discussion on the screen. The relative speed of the bikes is sent to a computer program. By mixing pre-filmed video sequences, the software generates a pseudo-conversation between two characters. The sequencing of the movie sequences is conditioned by the interaction between the two peddlers. The assembled narrative refers to the conception of the piece itself.
Videos
Vélodrame 2005Images
Exhibitions
(2005) Collective Exhibition. Artivistic (Montréal, Canada).
(2005) Collective Exhibition. Agora Festif 2005 (Montréal, Canada).
Credits
The Drone team:
- Sofian Audry (concept, programming)
- Mathieu Guindon (concept, programming)
- Julien Keable (concept, programming)
- Samuel St-Aubin (concept, electronics)
- Jonathan Villeneuve (concept, visuals)