Score!

Score! progresses through ten different rounds of gameplay… and the rules change each match. To participate, players must really pay attention to the rules and to each other. Whether they’re asked to explore the field or jump onto a specific color, the installation appeals to their competitive nature by introducing new levels of complexity along the way: points, penalties, traps, etc.

Score! works with two large scale projections. The first creates the playing field on the ground. The second is a scoreboard, projected onto an adjacent building, helping participants to follow the instructions and keep track of points.  Inspired by the hosts of the Super Bowl, the voice of Score! plays the role of coach, referee and cheerleader all at once, helping players through warm up, competition, and collaboration!

To create the scoreboard, Daily was inspired by the Project Blinkenlights, an installation from 2001 made by Chaos Computer Club, transforming a building facade into a computer screen in Berlin. In place of a simple projection, the team set up lamps on 80 windows of the building, allowing them to be controlled individually to create a seamless integration of the technology in the space.