PITTSBURGH, Pa. — Starting yesterday, visitors of the new August Wilson Center for African American Culture were treated to an exciting interactive art installation projected onto several first-floor windows. The installation allows visitors to text message their wants and needs onto a video projection, and vote for existing wants and needs as well. Steelicon Valley provided the interactive development expertise, including a custom motion detection system that allows observers to bounce orbs around the scene.
“We are proud to partner with North Shore-based Elliance to create the installation, which will be on display until mid-October” said Steelicon Valley Owner and lead developer Chris Natale. For people who cannot visit the installation in person, view it on the web:
http://www.steeliconvalley.com/g20/g20installation_cam.html
Get a behind the scenes look at the construction of the installation from Steelicon Valley’s Flickr feed:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/42622768@N05/sets/72157622280825499/
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About Steelicon Valley:
Steelicon Valley is a software development, advertising, and communications company located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Steelicon Valley specializes in integrating new technologies into a client’s existing brand and business model. It is owned and operated by veterans of the advertising, information technology, and multimedia industries.You may visit the Steelicon Valley website at: www.SteeliconValley.com. You may contact lead developer Chris Natale at 724-713-2130.
About August Wilson Center:
The August Wilson Center for African American Culture is a not-for-profit organization that presents performing, visual, and educational programs at 980 Liberty Avenue in Pittsburgh’s Cultural District.. You visit the Aust Wilson Center website at www.AugustWilsonCenter.org.