Flux is a kinetic light installation to contemplate. By describing complex twists and turns, the object composed of lines of light evolves smoothly with the music. It navigates between poetic states and, conversely, frenetic rotation rhythms. After having tamed video and light in their previous works, the SCALE collective is now exploring the world of movement and robotics. With Flux, SCALE sculpts a living and original object.
Flux is composed of 48 dynamic light lines, 1.5 m long, spaced 40 cm apart, motorised and controlled in real time. The formal multiplication of these lines coupled with micro variations of phases, temporal delays, speeds and amplitudes allows us to sculpt a 20m long object, alive and evolving with a cyclic back and forth movement.
Flux – Collectif Scale – Production: TETRO
Scale is the name of an artistic entity behind which are hidden several singular personalities coming from distinct but complementary artistic horizons. Whether it is motion design, mapping, Led design, interactivity, robotics or programming, their technological mastery is a means of expression at the service of an artistic proposal.
Over the years and through their creations for the stage or for museum environments, they have developed their own language to create sensitive, playful works that are accessible to as many people as possible. In a desire to constantly innovate, Scale has been questioning the links between music and visuals, light and architectural design, entertainment and contemporary art, nature and the future, and man and machine.
