A generative live visuals system created for the BOMA party at the National Museum of the Republic, in Brasília. Oscar Niemeyer's concrete dome served as the screen — its scale and curvature demanded its own approach to composition. The content pack combines several tools: Cavalry for kinetic typography compositions, p5.js for parametric gradient loops, and Cinema 4D (with MoGraph) for additional loops. The core of the system is an original p5.js engine with over 40 animation modes, generating geometric patterns and Op Art illusions in infinite loops. Audio-reactive organic textures were built in TouchDesigner, responding to the music's frequencies in real time. To validate everything before the physical build, I built a 3D simulator of the dome in Three.js. This made it possible to test the content and get it approved directly with the client. The final show ran on Resolume, with processing layers in Resolume Wire to unify the aesthetic across the different systems and respond to the intensity of the live sets.
Client:
BOMA (Born of Music Addiction)
Location:
National Museum of the Republic, Brasília
Tools:
p5.js, Three.js, TouchDesigner, Cavalry, Cinema 4D, Blender, After Effects, Resolume, Resolume Wire
Credits:
Gabriel Talamini, creation and development
Arthur Boeira, creation and development
