Cyclist Mural

Published on Oct. 06, 2009
by Kyle

At Colle + McVoy a lot of us are avid bikers. I commute by bike most days, as do many others. There are also about 15 agency bikes that remain in our space, and we ride them around to different conference rooms. We are serious about cycling, some of us in competition, some just for fun and all of us for its benefits to our environment.

We were given the opportunity to create a quick project that we could show to other groups that share our interests. We created a mural, using rear-projection and top-mounted camera. The camera sends activity information into a Flash application that triggers animations. We decided to show the many styles of cycling and have some fun with it! I worked on this project with Grant Eull and Barrett Haroldson.


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