blob mirror
A free shader demo — play it in your browser, no install. Interactive audio-visual installation transforming viewers into musical blobs.
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Mediums: computer, camera, custom software (written in JavaScript and GLSL)
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**_Blob Mirror_** is an interactive audio-visual installation that transforms the presence of viewers into breathing, musical blobs. When left alone, the blobs float freely across the virtual space, creating soothing, otherworldly melodies. As soon as a viewer engages with the installation, the blobs gather and respond to their movements. Through active participation, viewers become part of the artwork, forming a poetic experience that is unique for each person.
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