Anemoi lighting sequence, Liv Apartments, Fremantle, 2018.webm

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Description	English: Anemoi (2018) by Rick Vermey and Daniel Giuffre at the Liv Apartments, 51 Queen Victoria Street, Fremantle, Western Australia. Thirteen-second night sequence showing the LED lighting, which is driven in real time by a rooftop anemometer: wind speed sets the playback speed of the pattern transitions and wind direction selects the pattern. Over 800 individually programmable LED nodes sit at the panel intersections. Commissioned by Defence Housing Australia under the City of Fremantle Percent for Art scheme.
Date	2018
Source	Own work
Author	Daniel Giuffre
Permission (Reusing this file)	The video is released under the licence below. The depicted artwork is a three-dimensional sculptural installation permanently situated in a publicly accessible laneway and is covered by Australian freedom of panorama (Copyright Act 1968, s 65), which extends to inclusion in a cinematograph film.
Other versions	File:Anemoi by Rick Vermey and Daniel Giuffre, Liv Apartments, Fremantle, 2018.jpg

Camera location	32° 02′ 52.33″ S, 115° 45′ 05.58″ E	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	-32.047870; 115.751550

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