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“Tetragram for Enlargement” by Apparati Effimeri
July 16, 2009 1:00 pm
There has been a lot of growth in site-specific animation over the past few years, and artists like Blu and Pablo Valbuena are finding different ways to incorporate the built environment into animation. The video installation “Tetragram for Enlargement,” created by the Italian visual artist collective Apparati Effimeri, is set against a medieval castle, and it’s one of the trippiest marriages of architecture and animation I’ve seen to date. 7 comments posted in Ideas/Commentary, Installations 
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that is AMAZING!
glad to see there are folks out there finding unique, thought provoking applications of animation instead of… you know, talking animals and the continued cannibalization of pop culture.
Fearless prediction: If there’s s Super Bowl next year, there will be a ripoff of this ending with a giant beer or soda logo. And they’ll have a cheap version that goes on tour like the Oscar Meyer Wiener Wagon and projects onto generic office buildings. Earning some marketing execs industry awards for creativity.
This is beautiful. The music is a bit distracting after a while though.
I liked it. Nice haunting, hypnotic techno-y music too.
wow that’s flippin cool..how did they even do that? just projectors?
Mindblowing. Seeing this in person must be unbelievable. Very well done.