“Tagged in Motion” by DAIM
Chris Skleryk — January 28, 2008 — Art & Design
References: nextwall
“Tagged in Motion” is a project created by graffiti artist DAIM, that eliminates a graffer canvas of a solid matter and unveils the ability to be able to tag in mid air, creating a virtual world of graffiti visible trough 3D glasses.
The graffiti is captured using three camcorders with motion capturing. They record the graffer position and his exact motions he executes with a virtual spray can. By using the 3D glasses, the graffer can view his art in real time. Using a Bluetooth controller, the artist can pick and choose his colors, brush strokes and textures to enhance his floating 3D graffiti experience.
There have been a lot of innovative advances in graffiti art to expand the artists canvas, take for example L.A.S.E.R. Tag, however “Tagged in Motion” bridges the gap between real and virtual, unveiling an amazing 3D canvas that can be applied virtually anywhere. Next wall calls it “Street are of the next generation.”
The graffiti is captured using three camcorders with motion capturing. They record the graffer position and his exact motions he executes with a virtual spray can. By using the 3D glasses, the graffer can view his art in real time. Using a Bluetooth controller, the artist can pick and choose his colors, brush strokes and textures to enhance his floating 3D graffiti experience.
There have been a lot of innovative advances in graffiti art to expand the artists canvas, take for example L.A.S.E.R. Tag, however “Tagged in Motion” bridges the gap between real and virtual, unveiling an amazing 3D canvas that can be applied virtually anywhere. Next wall calls it “Street are of the next generation.”
Trend Themes
1. Virtual Graffiti - Creating a virtual world of graffiti visible through 3D glasses, allowing artists to tag in mid-air.
2. Motion Capturing - Using three camcorders to record the graffer position and motions, enabling real-time viewing of art.
3. Expanded Canvas - Bridging the gap between real and virtual, providing a 3D canvas that can be applied virtually anywhere.
Industry Implications
1. Graffiti Art - Transforming the traditional graffiti experience by leveraging virtual reality and motion capturing technology.
2. Entertainment - Creating immersive experiences through virtual graffiti that can be enjoyed by audiences in various settings.
3. Technology - Innovating motion capturing techniques and 3D glasses to enhance the creative process for graffiti artists.
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