Beautifully combining projections and cut-outs.
by
Davy and Kristin McGuire
April 25, 2011
April 8, 2011
March 16, 2011
February 12, 2011
November 10, 2010
Lecture on Pixel Sonne
Hello World. Please check out the following announcement! There will be a lecture held by Prof. Jens Ginzel, Tim and me on Nov. 24th in Hamburg about Pixel Sonne / Reflektordisplay:
The lecture will be held at
HAW Hamburg, Kunst- und Mediencampus Finkenau, Room 139
The lecture will be held at
HAW Hamburg, Kunst- und Mediencampus Finkenau, Room 139
October 29, 2010
October 27, 2010
PIXEL SONNE
slightly taming sunlight
Johann Gielen (Lighting Designer / Urban Planner)
-Presented at Media Architecture Biennale in Vienna (Oct. 2010)
By Johann Gielen
Johann Gielen (Lighting Designer / Urban Planner)
-Presented at Media Architecture Biennale in Vienna (Oct. 2010)
By Johann Gielen
October 24, 2010
Installations of Physical Media Architecture
Some stunningly beautiful examples of Physical Media Architecture:
Hyposurface
by David Goulthorpe
Fountain Clock
by Kanazawa Station
Dynamic facade
by Kiefer Technic
Shade Pixel
by Hyunjung Kim and Woohun Lee
Biplane
by Tim Prentice
Human Media Façade
by South Korea
SnOil
by Martin Frey
Adaptive Bloom
by Justin Goodyer
Justin Goodyer: Adaptive Bloom - Bartlett School of Architecture from Ruairi Glynn
Spiral Wall
by Archgary
Tipping Wall
by Ned Kahn
One Day Poem
by Jiyeon Song
Adaptive fa[CA]de
by Marilena Skavara
Marilena Skavara's Adaptive fa[CA]de at Digital Hinterlands exhibition, London from marilena .
Kinetic Sculpture
by Art+Com
Wooden Mirror
by Daniel Rozin
Weave Mirror
by Daniel Rozin
Shiny Balls Mirror
by Daniel Rozin
Trash Mirror
by Daniel Rozin
Mirrors Mirror
by Daniel Rozin
Aleph
by Adam Somlai-Fischer
Aleph Reorganizing Vision from Adam Somlai-Fischer.
Mirrors
by rAndom International
"Mirrors" - Kinetic Sculpture from RANDOM INTERNATIONAL
Temporary Printing Machine Limited Edition
by rAndom International
Temporary Printing Machine Limited Edition from RANDOM INTERNATIONAL
Bit Fall
by Julius Popp
Bit Code
by Julius Popp
Flare Facade
by WHITEvoid
August 14, 2010
July 28, 2010
Bike Speeding -Quick and Slick
Marking lines on roads are brilliant to ride a bike on. There's less friction between the tire and the ground. This makes higher speeds possible.
On the other hand braking is much more difficult, though. Tires are more likely to slip on the slick marking lines..
By Johann Gielen
July 2, 2010
March 10, 2008
enjoy subtleness
sightune: I did some experiments with public displays that show ads in phone booths. simply adding a layer of printed translucent paper! this diffuses the ads and provides back lighting for the new layer of static content on the paper.
By Johann Gielen
October 28, 1981
Short Bio Johann Gielen
Johann Gielen is an independent lighting designer and lecturer. He received his degree from HafenCity Universität Hamburg in Urban Planning specializing in natural light art for public spaces. He studied Architectural Lighting Design at KTH Stockholm and Lighting Technology at TU Ilmenau.
Johann Gielen has a studio for independent lighting design in Hamburg. He previously headed the lighting design at Ulrike Brandi Licht. He was lighting design lead at Sharp LED Lighting and worked for WES Landscape Architects. In his projects he collaborates with architects, designers, artists, media architects and electrical engineers. He spoke at numerous conferences and held guest lectures at Bauhaus-Universität Weimar and HAW Hamburg .
Besides well-crafted lighting design he loves subtle lighting effects. All technological means capable of transforming the visual appearance of an object are appealing to him. This interest lead him to become a theorist in the field of Media Architecture writing about ways to create visual media without artificial light sources.
In interdisciplinary collaborations he explores the role and functions of future digital devices in urban environments. It is a constant search for unconventional ways of designing light to work towards truly public spaces for open societies.
johanngielen.com
Johann Gielen has a studio for independent lighting design in Hamburg. He previously headed the lighting design at Ulrike Brandi Licht. He was lighting design lead at Sharp LED Lighting and worked for WES Landscape Architects. In his projects he collaborates with architects, designers, artists, media architects and electrical engineers. He spoke at numerous conferences and held guest lectures at Bauhaus-Universität Weimar and HAW Hamburg .
Besides well-crafted lighting design he loves subtle lighting effects. All technological means capable of transforming the visual appearance of an object are appealing to him. This interest lead him to become a theorist in the field of Media Architecture writing about ways to create visual media without artificial light sources.
In interdisciplinary collaborations he explores the role and functions of future digital devices in urban environments. It is a constant search for unconventional ways of designing light to work towards truly public spaces for open societies.
johanngielen.com
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