PAUL LACROIX 

This page gathers a selection of professional projects, from interactive installations and live performances to even some medical applications. Though they vary widely in context and scale, most share a common thread: computer vision and real-time rendering. My role varies greatly from one project to another, from pure technical development to creative direction. Over time, the work has gradually shifted from purely technical projects toward ones where technology and artistic or design sensibilities meet.

2023Skull mesh reconstruction (medical field)
2021Multi-screen installation at 19M Chanel in Paris
2020Talk at Motion Plus Design World / Japanese Edition
2020Multiple camera stitching in real-time
2020Generative art - Vector field virtual sculpture
2020Interactive hologram
2019Art installation at Rolls Royce Motor Cars Shanghai
2014Installation of a 2D media server at Osaka Castle Park
2014VR Simulation Program for Yokohama Dockyard Garden Projection Mapping
2014Development of a 2D media server at Haneda International Airport
2013Nuke plugin for realistic brush contours from 3D animation videos
2011Consultant for optimizing the project management workflow on the TV series Transformers
2011Nuke cutout filter with temporal stability used in the TV serie Tron Uprising
2011Nuke plugin for automatic normal map generation from handmade celluloid used in the TV serie Tron Uprising
2010Realistic brush animation software
2009Real time fluid manipulation software used within introduction videos of a video game
2008Work on a real-time video compositing embedded system for karaoke
2008Volume rendering of brain sequences for the new version of the animation movie Ghost In The Shell 2.0
2007Development of a real-time task management Web application used for organizing the tasks of more than one hundred employees
2006Software research and development in 3D scanner field
2004Development of visualization and processing software for volume images
2003Development of control software for a 3D scanner used in dermatology