“The Different Stories of a Bride and Groom”.

2000

The Different Stories of a Bride and Groom is an interactive piece designed for augmented relationships between a visitor and video, music and an object.The installation consists of a soundtrack, and a short video film of two small plastic figures, representing a bride and a groom, that revolve around a central axis. The video is a film loop, so that it shows the couple spinning round and round endlessly.
The rate of the spinning is controlled by a small pillar in the center of the room with a built in magnetic field sensor, on wich the two figures have been placed. If a visitor approaches the pillar, the playback speed of the music and video increases.And if a visitor move or play with the couple the video image and music changes speed.
Therefore in the context of the inter-relationships of video, sound and object, moving the figures may result in fanciful stories.