In 1845, the Illustrated London News gave away a hand drawn panorama of the Thames running roughly from Vauxhall in the West to just past Greenwich in the East. (via Ianvisits)
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T_Visionarium 360 3D Installation from Karel & Sjaak on Vimeo.
T_Visionarium was created for the UNSW iCinema Centre’s Advanced Interaction and Visualisation Environment (AVIE), and it offers the means to capture and re-present televisual information, allowing viewers to explore and actively edit a multitude of stories in three dimensions. For T_Visionarium, 28 hours of digital free-to-air Australian [...]
The Endless Landscape is a device for storytelling with myriad combinations. It’s based on a very old media technology, the polyorama or myriorama (meaning ‘many views’), a popular 18th and 19th century storytelling game part of the panorama family also known as a tableau polyoptique.
It consists a series of paintings of fragments of a panorama that [...]