KORAKRIT ARUNANONDCHAI
PAINTING WITH HISTORY IN A ROOM
FILLED WITH PEOPLE WITH FUNNY NAMES 3
Fire + Water Animations
A fire simulation light was created for an RGB LED strip, simulating fire using digital combustion, heat diffusion, convection & cooling algorithms in one-dimension. A flowing water simulation algorithm was also created, with non-repeating waves of various size, depth, and speed.
Custom Fixtures
A pool was fitted with 40 underwater RGB lights and mapped with several different animation algorithms simulating “earth”, “air”, “fire”, “water”, and “energy”. A jetski was outfitted with sinusoidal chasing colors, and mannequins were given red LED eyes.
Synapse + Elephant Trigger
Arunanondchai placed many images from his own memory in the space in the form of photographs, paintings, and objects. We programmed a brain synapse algorithm to activate each memory as if the viewer was inside the mind of the artist. One memory included a kinetic scupture of an elephant trunk that painted a canvas when activated.
KORAKRIT ARUNANONDCHAI
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PAINTING WITH HISTORY IN A ROOM FILLED WITH PEOPLE WITH FUNNY NAMES 3
Fire + Water Animations
A fire simulation light was created for an RGB LED strip, simulating fire using digital combustion, heat diffusion, convection & cooling algorithms in one-dimension. A flowing water simulation algorithm was also created, with non-repeating waves of various size, depth, and speed.
Custom Fixtures
A pool was fitted with 40 underwater RGB lights and mapped with several different animation algorithms simulating “earth”, “air”, “fire”, “water”, and “energy”. A jetski was outfitted with sinusoidal chasing colors, and mannequins were given red LED eyes.
![](https://nitemind.us/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/larger-1024x683.jpg)
Synapse + Elephant Trigger
Arunanondchai placed many images from his own memory in the space in the form of photographs, paintings, and objects. We programmed a brain synapse algorithm to activate each memory as if the viewer was inside the mind of the artist. One memory included a kinetic scupture of an elephant trunk that painted a canvas when activated.