Naosphera

Interactive Installation Print Screen Festival, Holon 2019

Naosphera is an interactive LED sphere installation presented at Print Screen Festival in Holon. The work renders volumetric forms across a 2.5-foot spherical display, turning the object into a digital flame shaped by proximity, movement, and collective attention.

Depth sensors track visitor presence and feed the generative system in real time. Without interaction the sphere fades; with attention it brightens, branches, and shifts, making maintenance of the image a social and spatial act.

Sound design by Yoav Rosenthal responds to the same data streams, creating a unified audiovisual system where every element is computed live. The project remains a key early studio example of physical interface, sensing, and generative behavior working as one installation body.

Short Description Naosphera - an interactive LED sphere from Print Screen Festival Holon, using depth sensing, sound, and real-time generative algorithms to create a collective digital flame sustained by presence.

Long Description Naosphera is an interactive LED sphere installation presented at Print Screen Festival in Holon. The work renders volumetric forms across a 2.5-foot spherical display, turning the object into a digital flame shaped by proximity, movement, and collective attention.

Depth sensors track visitor presence and feed the generative system in real time. Without interaction the sphere fades; with attention it brightens, branches, and shifts, making maintenance of the image a social and spatial act.

Sound design by Yoav Rosenthal responds to the same data streams, creating a unified audiovisual system where every element is computed live. The project remains a key early studio example of physical interface, sensing, and generative behavior working as one installation body.