The Angry Birds Space launch site was created by us at White Sheep Isobar. It promoted the new Space game of the Angry Birds series worldwide. A separate Chinese site was built in addition to the English language site. Both sites had a lighter mobile version that also acted as a fallback for older browsers lacking proper support for the animations. The main site was also built to be touch friendly working on tablets such as iPad 2 and 3.

I implemented the main site including the custom bezier-based path scrolling and triggered HTML/JS/CSS3 animations.

An interactive light installation and software project. The central piece is a light panel that can be controlled collaboratively through a web interface.

Created as the Master of Art thesis work at the Media Lab of Aalto University.

Check the written portion focusing on the design of interactive displays for public spaces or dive into the freely available code.

100 Dancers is a festival and workshop arranged annually in different locations around the world. During a week a large group of dancers from around the world arrange public performances around different central locations in towns. These performances are often improvised in nature and unexpected for the spectators.

The dancers are accompanied by musicians, photographers, video artists and people specializing in interactive installations.

Our group of four developed visuals for the Grande Finale of the 100 Dancers festival held in Copenhagen on 5th August 2011. The visuals were created during the festival week on-site and a large part of development was learning how we could best collaborate with the dancers. The projection was shown in Christianshavn, on the largest wall Copenhagen had to offer.

Eight displays, five computers and four speakers were deployed in a hallway to present a vast amount of video, text and images to museum visitors. At certain intervals that were also affected by people entering the space the continuous flow of information was interrupted and all the displays started to play the same video with audio surrounding the user in the space.

Presented during the TaiK 140 years exhibition at the Helsinki Design museum, the installation showed highlights and important moments from the history of the university. Text content was used to inform about nearby events and upcoming workshops.

Created with Niko Knappe and Gökce Taskan. The setup runs on top of custom code and commodity hardware.

History Flow provided an introduction to the visitors of the Taik 140 exhibition. As they rose up the stairs leading into the exhibition space visuals projected on the opposite side of the stairs showed highlights of the university history. The first step started with the creation of the facility and with each step progressed towards the current day.

Several people could walk the stairs simultaneously, each having their own moment in history.

Created with Niko Knappe and Gökce Taskan. The piece runs on top of a Mac mini using a regular web camera and projector. The software used is all custom code.

A mobile programming workshop at the Media lab expanded into a quick game project. PENALTI is built for the S60 phones using the Python programming language.

The goal is to race a ball through a course as fast as possible by tilting the phone. While this is a fairly normal game mechanic, the real innovation comes from the form of collaborative game play: as soon as the ball leaves your screen it lands on the screen of the next player and he has to continue as quickly as possible to get that fastest lap that you want.

The game was submitted to the Nokia Game Competition and won best of TaiK