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1. Astronomical catastrophes
Shinji Ohmaki kommt 1971 in Gifu, Japan zur Welt. Heute lebt und arbeitet er in Tokio, Japan. “Liminal Air” ist eine Installation aus ca. 123.000 weißen Fäden in der Queensland Art Gallery. Jeder einzelne Faden ist unterschiedlich lang und hängt von der Decke herunter, so dass ein wolkenähnliches Gebilde entsteht, welches von den Besuchern durchquert werden kann.

1. Tuck under thumb and hold tightly.
2. Write the Chinese government to help end torture.
3. Don’t let human rights violations by the Chinese government give China a bad name.
4. Take further action at amnesty.org/china
Ambient piece created to Raise awareness and drive activism about human rights violations in China with an emphasis on prisoners of conscience, torture and executions.
Creative Directors: Jason Musante, Josh Rubin
Art Director: Michael Arguello
Copywriter: Bassam Tariq
A few months ago, rAndom International was commisioned to develop a site specific light installation for the lounge at London’s membership club Home House.
The installation is a sound-reactive media installation that plays with the light emitted by spatially arranged light sources. Where a commonly flat arrangement of LEDs would be conceived as a display with a resolution too low to establish image, text or pattern, Amplitude is actually home to a large number of individually controlled light sources on a y-axis. The introduction of a third dimension to the traditional concept of a display turns the piece into a vivid part of the space and emphasises the fact that the piece is a light installation rather than a display; the algorithm controlling the emittance of light creates a living organism that can be detected in the shadows that the installation casts on itself.
