Transient Interactive Light Installation by Pablo Gnecco

Transient is a light installation by the Atlanta, Georgia-based artist Pablo Gnecco. The temporary piece was made from 16 yards of tulle that was strung up in layers from floor to ceiling. A looping video was projected onto the tulle and he used a Kinect (those motion sensor things that you can use with XBOX) to allow passersby to interact with the piece. The result created was a mesmerizing ethereal light show.

Check out the video of the piece being installed and people interacting with it:

The temporary installation was part of a group exhibition called Tangled Up In My Friends at the Nelson Street Gallery.

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