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The in- and outside of the box.

Coins are elegantly collected in the coffee cup.

a test print… best looked at from a distance

It is my pleasure to announce that the “Branding” installation has been bought by Etoy.CORPORATION and has thus become part of the etoy.ART-COLLECTION. It is now travelling in a cargo container to Gwanju Biennale, South Korea.

Branding is a work by Max Rheiner and Raphael Perret. Corporate bands/ logos are “branded” onto the visitor’s retina. Causing an afterglow that overlays the visual perception for about 20 minutes. See more here

“The Win Win Situation” is a contribution to Fosca Tóth’s magazine Dualist.
A reactive object in the tradition of coin op machines. Insert coin and …

30 x 30 x 30cm, wood & electronics
- Exhibited at ZHdK BA exhibiton 2010
- Presented at “Warum sollte man in Kunst investieren?” at Dock 18, 4.6.2010

An art in architecture competition for the new building of the Ecole des Metiers Fribourg. The project was called “Eisenherz” by the architects Graber + Pulver. Because there is a corridor running all through the building that’s more than 100m long and covered in metal. At the end of that corridor, there’s a window. Where we were planning to insert LED’s in order to use it as a screen. Also because it seemed that this window at the end of this very long corridor will be a focal point in the building – though facing the gray wall of the adjacent building.

Rendering: Graber Pulver Architekten

The overall idea was to install several cameras, process the input and have the images wander through the building as a screensaver. The image feed was meant to be delayed by half a year to give cool color impressions in the summer and warm in the winter. As there were many many computer workstations planned, an image would have wandered from one machine to the other over several floors. Check the pdf’s for more details, it’s all in there…

Some A3 prints describing the project:

Concept.pdf
Input.pdf
Output.pdf
Processing.pdf

Input

Visual Input Example

Output
as screensaver and in the window at the end of the corridor

A testmovie giving an idea how the different camera inputs are used for abstracted color and shape input.

EMFallInOne.mov

Claude Hidber & Raphael Perret
2007

Bodycloud is presented from Jan 21- 24 at Tanzhaus Zurich in a group exhibition with Eva Wandeler and etoy.TAMATAR

tanzhaus : Ausstellung zu Bewegung und Raum

Concept and artistic intermediation for a soon to be renovated backyard in Karlsruhe Germany. Collaboratin with Claude Hidber, Vogt & Partner Light Design, City of Karlsruhe.
With support from Andres Bosshard.
2008/2009

Commission for Hamilton City Council, New Zealand. Interactive screens displaying colour moods of remote locations around the globe. Passers-by request the destinations via SMS. Collaboration with Claude Hidber
2006

Transparent Wall is planned to be realised as art in architecture. It will be implemented into a gate situation in Arth Goldau.
Collaboration with IMS Engineering Winterthur and Atelier A Architects Zurich
2008

The neighbours: