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The "movie-space" pavilion is a demountable structure erected at 2 key locations around the Chinatown district. Its purpose is to promote the event of the KLFF to the general public. The structure is made up of glass-fibre reinforced polyester rod with stainless steel joints and a transluscent PTFE fabric membrane. The surfaces of the membrane are lit up by projected images which animate the planes of the structure. In passing through the movie-space pedestrian create interference in the projected images; the user interacts with the pavilion and becomes part of the image display.
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Pedestrian look up the Chinatown skline to see "pink clouds" suspended overhead, emanating a soft lanter-like glow. These shard-shape forms act as visual signifier of the KLFF. They are made up of flexible aluminium chassis, shrink-wrapped in screen-printed fabric membrane. Strands of fibre-optics are passed through its frame which generate the soft glow, seen during night time. The aluminium chassis is equipped with specially-fitted video cameras that relay broadast of events around the festival.
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These elements are linked to the "video portal" by the "mini-lith" network, relaying real-time broadcast of the event.
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