godot
To be honest, I have no idea what was involved. I only know it involved 35,000 still photographs, a "light artist" with a flashlight/laser pointer who presumably illuminated the still-lifes of the stills, and something called live projection mapping. The overall effect captivated me.

Fedaden, the who did the soundtrack, is the first IDM musician from Morocco I'm aware of. His albums are _nice_ if you're into that.

Fyren
That was a back facing polygon joke, right? I am confused about the lack of a fifth star.

fluffy
Unfortunately I was a bit confused by the description too, because "projection mapping" means a very different thing in computer graphics from how it's being used here. From what I understand, this is actually doing the exact OPPOSITE of projection mapping - applying a computer-generated image to the surface of real-world objects (as opposed to projection mapping, where you're projecting a real-world photograph onto an approximated 3D environment).

fluffy
Okay, it looks like some people use it to mean both things interchangeably. For example, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5c4kmqtTIJc

The math is basically the same in both cases and it's just a matter of which is the input and which is the output, so I guess I'm pretty okay with this.

chumbucket
that's why it gets my 5 star

voodoo_pork
Links or it didn't happen.