Window installation — a large-scale window installation by Tokujin Yoshioka, still striking for its elegant use of light and material. Although done by Tokujin Yoshioka more than 10 years ago. It is powerfull.
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Interactive mirror installation by PrusaLab.
Interactive mirror installation by PrusaLab — an interactive mirror installation by PrusaLab that responds to presence, merging 3D printing with interactive display design. View this post on Instagram A post shared by PrusaLab...
Interactive Art
Trippiest Pool Ever — "The Swimming Pool" is an art exhibition by Leandro Erlich. It's showcased at the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art in Japan. See more from the exhibit: The INSIDER team believes that life is an adventure!.
NXT
Nxt exhibits the art of the future, today. It is the first museum in the Netherlands dedicated to new media art. The eight immersive, multi-sensory installations are created in collaboration with artists, designers, technologists, scientists and musicians. ...
Kinetic music
Kinetic music — musical experiences by sculptor and musician Bichopalo, combining kinetic sculpture with live sound performance. Musical experiences by the sculptor and musician artist Bichopalo. See more at his instagram account:...
Forest
Forest — an illuminated mirror installation by teamLab, creating an infinite forest of resonating lamps that respond to human presence.
LED Tree
teamLab’s Crystal Tree in Singapore: an LED-encrusted tree where each light reacts to the people around it. teamLab’s signature blend of nature, immersive
Daydream
NONOTAK / DAYDREAM V.02 at INSANITUS 2013 by Noemi Schipfer and Takami Nakamoto.
Illuminated forest
Illuminated Forest by MoltenArt — projection and light installation through trees, turning a regular forest path into an after-dark experience. Reference for nature + light installations and outdoor immersive design.
Sisyphus sand table
Bruce Shapiro's Sisyphus — a kinetic sand table where a magnet under the surface drags a steel ball through fine sand, drawing meditative geometric patterns endlessly. Reference for slow-motion kinetic installations and procedural pattern-making.