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SAPS, the Streaming Architecture Projective Space spatial media concepts merges physical space with media environments. The SAPS concepts is founded in the relationship between projected moving image and transformed physical space, supported by real-time Internet broadcast technology.

The physical and mediated aspects of SAPS dissolve the boundaries of its physical surroundings. The classical display case is inverted through the generated content displaced in multiple locations. The visual identity is continuously re-created through daily updates, in a process of responsive management over time.

SAPS creates a space in constant motion, through real-time generated imagery distributed via Internet, satellite, and finally anamorphic projected. Real-time media can be merged with pre-recorded audio-visual material. The spatial concept can operated in different types of environments, ranging from new ways of exhibiting in museum context, public places to exhibition spaces and commercial venues.








SAPS was initiated and developed by Beeoff and ssark medialab.