ALVARO LACOUTURE Horizonte Clock A horizon clock that adjusts color and light patterns in real-time according to geo-location and time of day. Mindseed Mindseed is an experiment that uses multiplayer VR and machine learning tools to facilitate the generation of new ideas through visualization, language, immersive experience, and play. Tangible Dynamics An exploration of social interactions through video mapped particle systems and wireless network communication. Bogota's Cinematheque Inauguration An interactive installation that allows users to navigate Colombia's cinematographic database with their body. VII An audiovisual installation presenting 7 chapters that explore dreams, neurogenesis, and terraformation through 3D simulations. 100 Days of 3D 100 days of learning and working in 3D. Using Blender and UE4. MUSA AR AR application developed for Bogota's Archaeological Museum's educational workshops. Radio Parasites An audiovisual concert that translated recorded radio signals to abstract real-time data visualizations. Collaboration with Atractor Collective. Swarm Bio-techno audiovisual performance employing lasers, 3D generated visuals and augmented reality. Collaboration with Atractor Collective. Yurupari AR AR experience developed for the Amazon Art & Conservation Exhibition in Switzerland. 2018 Abstract VR Our initiative creates personalized VR experiences for architecture previsualization using unreal engine and unity. 2017-2019. Swarm AR Augmented reality experience developed for Swarm Concert in NYC. Collaboration with Atractor Collective. Ignoto A short film exploring the boundaries between nature and algorithmic representations of nature. 2016. Interference The kinetic sculpture explores the phenomenon of wave interference in a liquid medium through the use of magnetism and motors. Caminante no hay Camino Video-Art piece which reflects upon the concept of inhabitance in a City. 2015. Niebla Audiovisual installation commissioned by Omar Rincon, a visualization of his recordings of fog around the world. 2015. NYU ITP Blog
