Mood Conductor — London Eye
Participants used gesture and heart-rate input to control the lighting mood of the London Eye during the 2012 Olympic period.
executed by
Cinimod Studio
location
London, United Kingdom
year / period
2012
experience type
Interactive Landmark Lighting
technologies
Gesture recognition
heart-rate input
architectural lighting control
THE VISION / BRIEF
Give an individual participant control over a city-scale landmark and translate personal mood into public light.
EXECUTION
The Experience
Real-time gesture and biometric signals were interpreted into dynamic architectural lighting across the London Eye.
IMPACT
Why It Matters for VI
A powerful VI reference for interactive landmarks, national events and audience participation at architectural scale.
GALLERY
Executed by Cinimod Studio
Reference project. Executed by Cinimod Studio. Visuals and project rights remain with the original project owners and credited creators.
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