Cyberia
This multifaceted audiovisual installation was a central piece of the Cyberia festival organized by TIFA, inviting audiences to explore and interact with alternate realities through generative art. A three-day festival installation in Pune (2019) that transformed a three-floor projection wall into an interactive audiovisual experience with three distinct daily interaction modes.
Audiovisual installation for Cyberia festival.
Day One
Dynamic particle systems mapped to building geometry, responding to sine wave progressions, creating cascading light flows influenced by architectural contours.
Day Two
Interactive sketching interface where visitor strokes became seeds for reaction-diffusion algorithms, evolving into organic patterns spreading across the wall.
"Monsoon" Generative Installation
Kinect motion-sensing captured silhouettes and translated movements into ripple effects. Featured generative audio with randomly shifting musical scales inspired by monsoon season emotions.
Closing Ceremony
Live performance featuring hangdrum musician Rishiraj Kulkarni with real-time visual responses to acoustic input, creating dynamic synthesis of sound and light across the projection canvas.