More shots from the premiere inclluding the famed "Duchampian" bicycle wheel.
Park Village, 4th December. A slightly surrealist view.
Park Village is looking great for the premiere of Human Tide tonight!
Lovely experiment from first technical recce with 3D camera and prototype pixel stick.
Launch event flythrough - its looking good.
Planning the show and setting up at Park Village - look at the size of that light stick - see you on the 4th!
Hot off the printer! Lovely massive shots from the tests. Mmmmm
Download and remix the Human Tide data
You can now download the GPS co-ordinates of the path of Human Tide from Github. We have released it with a creative commons license and you are encouraged to create whatever you like with the data. Go for it!
We were very fortunate to have some great Herne Bay locals help us out carrying the light sticks. Here's a slightly spooky picture of Simon Govier. Thanks Simon!
This strange contraption is a tide sensor. The grey strip you see hanging down beside the wheel measures the depth of the water. It's connected to a small speaker inside the tin box that beeps as the water level rises; that's how we followed the tide.
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The setting sun marks the start of Human Tide.
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"parading the world’s largest urinal through the streets in tribute to Duchamp’s most famous work. The 15ft-long urinal is an homage to Duchamp’s Fountain, a loo on its side that marked the beginning of the idea that an object can be considered a work of art merely because the artist says so."
More action from Herne Bay for "I am not dead"
Source: thetimes.co.uk
It wasn't our intention but it certainly looks like a strange pagan ritual!
Walking into the tide as the last of the sun sets.
The scaffolding goes up.
(The weather was pretty dodgy there for a while).