Digital Drapes
At Yonge-Dundas Square

State-of-the-art software and hardware systems drive real-time control of nearly 1 km of LEDs separated into 40 grids that power the 80-foot tall, 35-foot wide installation - one of the largest low-res installations ever created in the Yonge-Dundas Square.

A custom set of vibrant, geometric visualizations were inspired and crafted to work together with this historic building's architecture. The result is an experience of the entire building itself being alive - captivating the imagination of all who view it.

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The Digital Drapes Series

Digital Drapes is an installation series that represents the crossover of light, motion, and architecture, where all the windows of a building's facade are covered in grids of programmable LEDs that can be controlled pixel-by-pixel, in real-time.

Dynamic visualizations are created that work with the unique geometry of each building, turning the entire space into a vibrant, interactive canvas.

The Artist

I'm Matt - A multi-media artist from Waterloo, working primarily with large scale LED installations to explore how light and motion play with space and time.

I bring over 15 years of digital design and development experience into my art installations and look to create pieces that push the bounds of what is possible, and bring wonder and interactivity to the public realm.

Special Thanks

I'd like to thank the sponsors of this installation and the Illuminite event:

I'd like to thank the following people who helped make this happen:

Contact

You can follow along on Instagram and LinkedIn, or reach out to info@mattcreative.ca.