The Living Archive
88 Block walks #5
AUGUST 26 - September 03 2017
Kakaʻako, Honolulu, hawaiʻI
[MOBILE VIDEO PROJECTION]
Founder of 88 Block Walks Adele Balderston, commissioned the designing of a silent portable projection system to display archive images of Kaka'ako throughout the streets of the Kaka'ako area on board a library cart. The solution was to assemble a power supply composed of 2 deep cycle batteries run in a parallel configuration and transform the current with a pure sine wave inverter. Creating a rack and bolt mount system on the library cart.
The Living Archive is a walking tour and multimedia experience that connects Kaka'ako, the dynamic and controversial neighborhood we know today, to its past through personal narratives collected between the 1920s and 1970s.
Photographs courtesy of Lianne Rozzelle
Video by IN MEDIAS REZ Directed + Edited by Rob Lau Shot by Mikey Inouye and Rob Lau Story Design by Emily Lau Music by A. Taylor -- "Flutter" and Josh Hoover -- "Clouds"
Credits
Writer/Producer: Adele Balderston
Director: Daniel A. Kelin II
Cast: Jahdi Maunakea-Stamler, Michelle Umipeg, Tyler Tanabe
Consultants: Craig Howes, Annie Koh
AV Technician/Mobile Projection: Joseph K Paʻahana
Funding & Support: Hawai'i Council for the Humanities , Our Kakaʻako & Interisland Terminal