Rhys Turner

When Rhys Turner and Patrick Rabier were at Imagination Asia they both worked on the Carlsberg Innovation Centre. A touch-screen interactive app build on Angular web technology in Chrome with Electron showcasing the brewing and distillation process. Part of an innovation centre in the Dali Brewery in China.

Tronic Drums was an interactive artwork installation at the music festival Electronic Museum 3 held at Clear Water Bay Film Studios Hong Kong in 2017. Built with Arduino and adressable LED (ws1228b) strips and a picraphone. more here The project was creates as part of our Hong Kong programming and

Squiggle 2.0 is an ambient multiuser video sculpture. Using game-like interaction on a touch device (iPad/ iPodTouch/ iPhone/ TouchPC) visitors help create a video and sound sculpture. The project explores the potential connectivity and virtual baggage we carry around daily with so-called ‘smart’ technology. By Rhys Turner Graphics by

During the final stages of the On The Edge China tour, Rhys Turner's performance was very tight and polished, which meant we had more time to play. This video shows his Squiggle VJ app performance with Mantra MCing live to random words on the stage.

During a residency with Red Gate shanghai On The Edge, Rhys Turner created an interactive live video performance where the audience could draw on the screen at Sunlitun Beijing. During a late 2010 visit to China, I created an interactive VJ app that allowed people to draw on the screen

To help IBM at the biggest online retailer trade show of the year Rhys Turner was on contract to build a touch screen experience to showcase IBM's online retail services. GPJ Australia needed help with one of their clients, IBM, to present their retail solution videos, documents and