works

This section is dedicated to the works ordered by various companies in Spain. Most of our creations are multimedia web sites based on a original metaphor and navigation for our clients. If you are interested in knowing the innovative works we would like to do in the future, visit our “prototypes” section. If you are interested in some more artistic works between art, technology and ecology, please visit our specific web site: www.transnationaltemps.net

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alucan Entec
Alucan Entec, the web site is printed on a bottle.

Alucan Entec is a company based in Barcelona, building a high range of aluminum bottles for the market. They print some beautiful designs for some specific series of containers. We proposed to print the web site hyper navigaton map in a bottle and make the programming for people to navigate around the bottle and discover the contains of Alucan Entec. This work has been done thanks to the request of the Estudio ZYX in Valencia, and Vicente Blasco as creative manager. The programming has been done by Daniel Palacios, the animation of the morphing bottle has been done by Santiago Saponia.
Francisco Aragon
Francisco Aragon, a elastic web site.

We want to make more elastic web sites where each module of information is a segment of a spring. Everything is accessible at the first level of the screen and you can open, close and memorize the segments you want to show at the next startup. We did it for Francisco Aragon company in Murcia, Spain. This work has been done thanks to the request of the Estudio ZYX in Valencia, and Vicente Blasco as creative manager. The programming has been done by Pablo Cárcaba, Daniel Palacios and Ki networks, the great video animation has been done by Santiago Saponia.
yunsey.com
Yunsey, exploring the frame

rate of the hair floating in the air.

Our original purpose is to convert a single video in a full web site inserting information inside the photograms of the sequence. You see the video 15 frames/sec and you see it as it is but if you start playing with the jog and slow the speed, the contains flourish in the photograms. Just play with time and explore the meta information. But, if you visit this web site, you will not have such experience. Our client ordered the video to a professional and disliked the result and finally didn’t use any video sequence, only a set of pictures. Then this idea is still in the clouds, if you want to be the first to make your site like this, please contact us and give us the energy of the sun. The management of the project has been done by Vicente Blasco. The programming has been done by Daniel Palacios and Pablo Cárcaba.
Interacting.es
Interacting

The great idea of this web site is the metaphor of flying, and the way to mix information with animation searching for a equilibrium between information and narration. We want you to fly with us, we give you a flight ticket to discover this site made for interacting.com, a new media company based in Madrid and directed by Jose Ignacio Niño as executive manager. The programming has been done by Daniel Palacios. Some animations of the 3D plane have been done by javier Lavado.
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château d'oiron
Le Château d’Oiron

Le Château d’Oiron is a original art center with a contemporary art collection exposed in a beautiful classified castle from the XVII century. It is located in Oiron, near Poitiers, France. We made their web site in collaboration with the art collective Gigacircus, managed by our friends, the artists Sylvie Marchand and Lionel Camburet, and the great creative programmer Jacques Bigot.
Ocean of Know
Ocean of Know

Ocean of Know is a innovative educational project based in New York, a aquaponic farm created by the artist Dan Mac Veigh for the children from the Bronx. How to keep alive fishes and grow tomatoes in a same life ring ? We did the web site based on various visio-conferences between Valencia and the children in NY, using the screenshots we made from them showing us life forms and drawings. We hope to work one day in the elaboration of a complete web remote control of the farm, Dan :-) !