Created by the Montréal-based artists, "Laser Like Water" is a digital art installation intended as a meeting of various elements that together give rise to new perceptions of those same elements only possible as a result of their amalgamation.
The piece is composed of brightly-colored lasers and shining ropes that slice through the air, fall apart upon contact with water, and then are reflected and deposited onto a mirrored screen. That ultimately results in the creation of new abstract forms, producing an intense experience - a connection and a synergy within a defined space.
Jean-Sébastien Baillat has been working in the field of design and digital arts, striving to make design open-ended, colorful, original, and striking.
Ottomata is an experiential design studio specializing in the conception of interactive installations and immersive journeys without the need for wearable tech. With a filmmaker's perspective on visual thematics and narrative,
Diagraf combines minimalist aesthetics and complex evolutive graphics with emotive cinematic content.
