Vento for artists

Create work that senses and responds to its audience.

Connect sensors, light, sound, movement and AI around the artistic experience without making the technical setup the centre of the work.

Technology should serve the work

An interactive work can combine sensors, light, sound, projection, movement and interfaces. When each element is controlled separately, changing the experience often means revisiting several pieces of software and hardware instead of staying focused on the work itself.

Vento keeps those elements inside the same project. Describe how the work should respond, test the complete sequence in the space and keep changing its behaviour while preserving the devices and connections that already work.

How you build it with Vento

Three steps, from an audience signal to a coordinated response across the work.

01 / 03Define how the work respondsDecide what happens when someone approaches, touches, speaks or moves through the space.

Real projects

Systems built with Vento

Hand using the illuminated controller of the Life Blocks interactive installation

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.

FAQ

Questions from artists

How to create interactive behaviour without letting the technical setup take over the work.

Do I need to know how to program?

No. Describe how you want the work to react and Vento Agent can help connect the logic, interface and compatible devices needed to create that behaviour.

Can one project control light, sound, movement and sensors?

Yes, when the chosen equipment offers a compatible way to connect. Vento can coordinate inputs, conditions and actions so the installation responds as one work rather than a collection of isolated devices.

Can I change the behaviour after installing the work?

Yes. You can adjust conditions, timings, interfaces and responses while keeping the physical installation and the connected parts that are already working.

Go build, Artist.

Try asking Vento

Go build, Artist.

Describe it, Vento builds it.

Build an installation that fades in its lights and starts its motors as visitors approach

  • Build a voice system that makes my sculpture respond when someone touches it
  • Build a mobile interaction that lets visitors change the artwork's colours and movement