Quadratic Totem

Quadratic Totem is a six-foot 360-degree projection mapped sculptural form. ATEC students were responsible for calibrating the sculpture using a four-projector setup and used sound controls to effect parameters of the video content. Projection Mapping is a technique that is used to map video content onto real-world objects. This discipline combines skill sets from many of the constituent programs within ATEC including images, video, sound, and animation. It has applications for art, theme park design, architecture, user-interface design and conference display.

Faculty Advisor – Andrew Scott