Biography
In 2020, Veronika Tabakova and Yana Melamed founded Digiphysics, which explores the relationship between the physical and digital worlds through body movement and the expressive means of sound and vision, with a focus on technology’s role in the arts. Through various methods, they create responsive environments that interact and communicate with human presence. With backgrounds in music and visual art, both artists are active in the field of digital arts and are driven by the impact of technology on people and perception.
Archive records · BUNA vol.3 / 2025
Forest, 2024
Interactive audiovisual installation; fabric, projector, Kinect camera, computer, speakers
16,000 x 4,600 x 2,600
Artists
Forest is an interactive audiovisual installation combining sound, real-time video projection, and spatial design through sensor-based control and adaptive technologies. A Kinect-based system tracks visitors' movement and changes the projected image and surround sound in real time, turning the viewer from observer into participant. The work creates a hybrid environment in which physical and digital space become fluid.