P.Life is a large scale interactive screen designed for the IAC’s 120′ wide video wall. In the world of P.Life, Ps run across the 120′ screen frantically moving material from one house to another. Along the way, Ps exchange pleasantries (based on text message inputs) as they pass by each other, offering a helping hand to those in need. The landscape shifts and jolts based on audio input from the audience, tossing Ps into the air. Playful jumps into midair often end in injury, forcing them to crawl until a fellow P comes by to help out. FeaturesText messaging to create new characters of different sizes and dialogues.Audio input to influence landscapePerformance backend to influence landscapePs move with life-like motion as they walk, jump, fall, run skip, crawl, carry boxes, push boxes, etc.P.Life is written in OpenFrameworks and uses the Most Pixels Ever library.Created by Che-Wei Wang and Jiaxin Feng. Live music performance by Taylor Levy
