Gesture-Controlled holo interface

Date: 10/2017

Master Degree Thesis

This thesis project is an interactive display designed to combine holograms and gesture-based graphics. It features a totem structure with an holographic screen, created using a plexiglass prism, and a projected screen on a lycra surface.

The installation uses a Leap Motion device to track hand movements, allowing users to interact with virtual elements in a 3D environment.

The goal of this project is to develop a versatile informational tool that can be adapted for various environments, such as:

• Info points in malls or museums.

• Exhibitions in galleries or trade shows.

• Scientific applications in augmented reality.

• Home automation systems for interactive control.

This customizable concept can also be tailored to meet specific commercial requirements, making it a valuable tool for enhancing user engagement and communication.

VR Experience

Date: 10/2015

Bachelor Degree Thesis

This project is an artistic exploration of the visual phenomena underlying the sensation of vertigo. It leverages virtual reality (VR) technologies, utilizing both commercial and open-source solutions to create an immersive experience.

The development process involved a series of virtual studies aimed at progressively inducing and analyzing perceptual stress in users. The visual content is inspired by principles of kinetic art, focusing on how movement and perspective influence the viewer’s perception of imagery.

This project combines artistic research with technological innovation to investigate how visual stimuli can recreate and explore the disorienting effects of vertigo in a controlled, creative environment.