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J. Paul Getty Museum - Unshuttered
3D Animator
June 20, 2018
Getty Unshuttered is an Immersive projection exhibit to celebrate young artists and creativity.
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Contributions:
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Built the interactive installation “Pixel Rhythms” using TouchDesigner and Kinect sensor 2. The Kinect detected people's skeletons, which then manipulated the background animations via a displacement node, enabling audience participation.
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Created motion graphics animations, text animations, and interactive animations for the wall projections, including a total of 13 non-interactive animations with a duration of 30 seconds each.
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Work contributed to "The Unshuttered Celebration and Showcase" phase of the project.
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Awards & Recognition (Project Credit)
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Skills: 3D Animation, Design, Visual Scripting​
Tools: Cinema4D, TouchDesigner, Adobe After Effects
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Credits:
Creative Director - Patterson, Michael
Producer - Campos, Martzi
Animation Producer - Lee, Ann
Event Photos
Pixel Rhythms
The interactive animation, "Pixel Rhythms", was created with TouchDesigner and Kinect sensor 2. The Kinect detected people's skeletons and the animations were added in TouchDesigner. The background animations were manipulated by people's skeletons with the displacement node in TouchDesigner.
TouchDesigner Artists:
Kaley Cho
Ankita Panda
Crystal Jow
Keshav Prasad
Wall Animation
Pixel Map + Final Render
Projector Framming and Event Diagram
