Europe's largest public sensor artwork of interactive pillars of light & sound will be opened. Experience it this Friday 20 April 21.00 at the entrance of Cultural Center in Assen NL, or follow us live via the webcamera.
An important inspiration for our new public artwork 'Sensor Valley' in Assen NL is project LOFAR. These 'eyes of the earth' are hundreds of sensors connected in an area of 100km scanning the universe to figure out the birth of planet Earth.
This landscape of interactive pillars of light and sound for the city Assen (NL) will be opened in 2012, after winning the competition from 125 other entries. Placed at the entrance of the new cultural center the artwork will interact with the motion and touch of people.
Marked by its longstanding history with respect to sensor technology, the city of Assen is surrounded by telescopes and space navigation satellites. The public artwork ‘Sensor Valley’ therefore focuses on using light and technology to personalize space; creating a lively landscape of people, sensor technology and light.
Here deputy mayor Maurice Hoogeveen and artist Daan Roosegaarde are inspecting the maquette of our new interactive artwork for the city of Assen NL. This landscape of interactive pillars of light and sound will be opened in 2012.
Our interactive 'Flow 5.0' will be exhibited at the City Hall in Assen NL, 5 September to 13 October. Part of this exhibition will be the presentation of 3 newly developed prototypes of our upcoming public artwork 'Sensor Valley 8.0' at the Cultural Center in Assen.
Our new permanent interactive artwork in 2012.
Article in newspaper Assen about our upcoming 'Sensor Valley', NL.
about our new artwork Sensor Valley.