Press Kit
Naosphera
A collective digital flame sustained by proximity, attention, and shared presence.
Work
- Naosphera, 2019
- Interactive LED sphere installation
Short Description
- A collective digital flame sustained by proximity, attention, and shared presence.
Long Description
- Naosphera takes the ritual of a constant fire and gives it a digital body: a two-and-a-half-foot LED sphere holding a live field of red, orange, and white light. Depth cameras read the distance and movement of people around it. From the moment the work begins, its flame is slowly fading. A person who approaches feeds the sphere with time, shifting its brightness, density, and motion. Each visitor enters the same unstable image. When several people gather around the sphere, their attention keeps the light active for longer. As the space empties, the sphere loses intensity and moves toward darkness. The work makes maintenance visible as a repeated public gesture. Naosphera gives a digital system one condition for life: people must choose to stay near it.
Presentation
- Print Screen Festival, Holon, 2019
Edition
- Edition of one site-specific interactive artwork
Technical
- LED sphere, depth cameras, generative software, sound
Additional Details
- 2.5 ft (76 cm) diameter LED sphere
- Sound design by Yoav Rosenthal
- Curated by Dr. Lior Zalmanson
- Produced by Yoav Cohen
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