Exploration
At Ultravioletto, research and experimentation shape the future of interaction design, blending emerging technologies with creative design.
We explore the intersection of digital and analog worlds to craft innovative interactive experiences. By continuously experimenting with new media, we stay at the forefront of how users engage with technology, enhancing the aesthetic impact of our projects.
At Ultravioletto, research and experimentation shape the future of interaction design, blending emerging technologies with creative design. We explore the intersection of digital and analog worlds to craft innovative interactive experiences. By continuously experimenting with new media, we stay at the forefront of how users engage with technology, enhancing the aesthetic impact of our projects.
Our latest researches
Bioluminescence
Bioluminescent fluids and their potential for artistic light installations
Bioluminescent fluids and their potential for artistic light installations
Bioluminescent fluids, naturally occurring substances that emit light through biochemical reactions. Research in this area focuses on understanding how organisms like algae, jellyfish, and certain bacteria produce light, with an aim to harness this ability for sustainable applications. Scientists are exploring how to synthesize or bioengineer these fluids for use in a variety of fields.
Unlike traditional electric-powered lighting, bioluminescent fluids generate light without energy consumption, providing a sustainable alternative. Artists and designers are beginning to investigate how to integrate these natural light sources into immersive installations, creating living, glowing artworks that not only captivate but also raise awareness about environmental sustainability.
These bioluminescent installations could serve as powerful tools for environmental education and awareness, showcasing the beauty of nature while emphasizing the need for renewable, low-impact technologies.
Wereable Technology
Tech devices for performers to integrate gestures into a digital or analogic setting
Wearable tech devices, such as armbands, present exciting possibilities for performers, offering new ways to control lights, sound, and video projections through body movement.
These wireless devices can interpret gestures and motion, allowing performers to seamlessly integrate their physical presence into the digital environment. For a DJ, this means they could control lighting effects or video projections with a simple wave of the hand, creating a more immersive, real-time connection between the music and the visual elements.
For actors or dancers, wearable gyroscope technology offers an intuitive way to enhance storytelling, using movement to trigger lighting cues, sound effects. This hands-free approach transforms the performer into a dynamic controller, enabling more fluid, spontaneous interaction with the stage technology and deepening the connection between the performer and the audience. These tools not only expand creative expression but also provide new avenues for interactive, live experiences.
Tech devices for performers to integrate gestures into a digital or analogic setting
