Installation created for the 2010 01SJ biennal: Build your Own World, curator: Steve Dietz (San Jose, USA).
- I-Weather as Deep Space
Public Lighting is an architectural installation which proposes a public lighting for the deterrotrialized spaces. This lighting based on the artificial climate I-Weather has the ability to modify human metabolism, in particular its rate of melatonin.
With the support of Swissnex San Francisco and Pro Helvetia.
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Light installation created for the MIMI 2010 festival, on the Frioul island (Marseille, France).
- Arctic Opening is a temporary installation that illuminates a Mediterranean landscape at sunset to extend daylight in an artificial "second day". Software developed for this project analyzes weather data north of the Arctic Circle to allow the twenty LED tubes to reproduce the modulations of the Arctic sun until the dawn of the next day.
With the support of Marseille-Provence 2013, AMI and Lumens8.
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I-Weather applications for iPhone, iPad
and Android mobile phones.
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Mobile artificial climate based on the open-source climate I-Weather. Applications for users permanently or temporarily deterritorialized.
Invited competition for Marseille-Provence 2013 (European Capital of Culture).
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Transformation of the South façade of the Maison Diamantée in Marseille. Transfer of part of the climatic conditions of a distant day. Creation of a microclimate in the direction of Place Jules Verne.
Project for a monumental installation for the Rolex Learning Center, built by Sanaa on the campus of the Swiss Institute of Technology (Lausanne, Switzerland). -
Spatial use changes according to variations of light emitted by thousands of LED spots representing the Earth territory between the 40th and the 60th parallel north.
Partner of the project Convective Apartments by Philippe
Rahm Architects for IBA (Hamburg, Germany). Other partners: Arup (Sydney, Australia),
EPFL (Lausanne, Switzerland),
Werner Sobek (Stuttgart, Germany),
Weinmann Energies (Echallens, Switzerland).
Update of the artificial climate I-Weather, created in collaboration with Philippe
Rahm in 2001. New wavelengths spectrum, based on the latest medical research on light therapy and chronobiology.