The LED digital mural flanking the main entrance was specifically designed for the two front vitrines at the Culver Center of the Arts. This project represented a cutting-edge fusion of technology and artistic expression. Designed to be adaptable, this system serves as a dynamic and versatile digital space, seamlessly blending into the architectural landscape while acting as a vibrant canvas for the innovative endeavors of UCR ARTSblock.

The conceptualization of the digital mural prioritized scalability and adaptability, offering a platform for diverse artistic content utilizing images, videos, sound, and specially crafted programs. This approach ensured the creation of a dynamic and creative space that welcomed guests upon entry. Some of the projects hosted incorporated advanced features like motion sensing, heat detection, and even custom-built devices utilizing Arduino boards. Our primary software for the mural was designed in Adobe AIR, a runtime system programmed with Adobe Animate, ActionScript, and optionally Apache Flex. Additionally, we developed a foundational program in Cycle 74 Max. My team and I conducted workshops for artists, explaining the system's functionality and providing a base AIR and Max program as a starting point.