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RESCUE

 RESCUE INTERACTIVE INSTALLATION

Located at Israel’s National Museum for Space and Technology, Rescue takes the raw imagination of children and transforms it into a responsive, animated world. This audio-visual interactive installation scans children's drawings into 3D animations in real-time, offering an unparalleled creative experience.

The aesthetic of Rescue is a delightful blend of innocence and sophistication. Children's drawings, with their uninhibited expressions and colors, become living entities on the screen. The installation is a visual playground where the naiveté of crayons meets the complexity of digital animation, creating an emotionally resonant experience.

Rescue integrates cutting-edge technology like touch projection surfaces, 16-speaker binaural sound mapping, and real-time 3D animation. Its content is also periodically replaceable, making it a living installation that evolves over time. This innovative approach to integrating technology into art not only elevates the experience but also makes it infinitely adaptable and refreshingly new.

Curated by: Tal Berman for Israel’s national museum for space and technology

 RESCUE INTERACTIVE INSTALLATION

Located at Israel’s National Museum for Space and Technology, Rescue takes the raw imagination of children and transforms it into a responsive, animated world. This audio-visual interactive installation scans children's drawings into 3D animations in real-time, offering an unparalleled creative experience.

The aesthetic of Rescue is a delightful blend of innocence and sophistication. Children's drawings, with their uninhibited expressions and colors, become living entities on the screen. The installation is a visual playground where the naiveté of crayons meets the complexity of digital animation, creating an emotionally resonant experience.

Rescue integrates cutting-edge technology like touch projection surfaces, 16-speaker binaural sound mapping, and real-time 3D animation. Its content is also periodically replaceable, making it a living installation that evolves over time. This innovative approach to integrating technology into art not only elevates the experience but also makes it infinitely adaptable and refreshingly new.

Curated by: Tal Berman for Israel’s national museum for space and technology

Director: Amir Schorr
Interactive Design & Development: Ronen Tanchum
Software development: Itay Gal
Music and sound production: Yoav Rosenthal
Making of Film by: Ronen Tanchum
Editing: Tom Uziel

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