Vento for artists
Create work that notices its audience.
Use sensors, light, sound, movement and AI to make the work respond to people and the space around it.
The need
« I want to turn the genetic code into a sculpture people can explore »
Life Blocks
Life Blocks turns 50 DNA bases into a three-dimensional mechanical installation. Its modules move to represent genetic sequences, and visitors use the controller to choose a real sequence, fix errors or create their own code.
Try asking Vento
How you build it with Vento
Three steps, from the first wiring to a system that keeps running.
Define how the work responds
Decide what happens when someone approaches, touches, speaks or moves through the space.
Bring every element into sync
Vento connects sensors and controls to light, sound and movement so the whole installation responds as one work.
Keep evolving the experience
Change its behaviour by describing a new intention, without rebuilding the installation.