Interactive light installation

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ALLCHINA® on Instagram: "Step into the future with this interactive LED wall! This ceiling-mounted light installation creates a mesmerizing wall of light in your chosen color. As you approach, the wall senses your presence and opens a pathway of light, creating the illusion of a portal. Perfect for events, nightclubs, and businesses, this innovative technology adds a touch of magic and excitement to any space. #interactivelighting #ledwall #eventdesign"

An undulating kinetic artwork by Scale Collective blends organic movement and architectural forms in a mesmerizing installation. Created for the Constellations Festival in Metz, France, “Flux” is comprised of 48 beams of light that stretch 1.5-meters-long and are spaced 40 centimeters apart. Each is connected to a single mechanism that’s motorized and controlled byContinue reading "A Circle of Light Beams Undulates in an Interactive Kinetic Installation by Scale Collective"

In most museums, the look-don't-touch rule is inflexible. With lasers, slides, and giant bubbles, here's the artwork you're actually allowed to touch.

36 degrés on Instagram: "🎆 CONTROL NO CONTROL・Iregular⁠ ⁠ "CONTROL NO CONTROL is a large-scale interactive installation in the form of a minimalistic geometric structure.⁠ ⁠ The signature piece explores the relationship between participants and interactive installations by testing the artwork’s ability to intrinsically “instruct” and delegate the final audiovisual result to the audience that ends up gaining control of the piece."⁠ ⁠ Credits : @iregular.io⁠ ⁠ ・⁠ ・⁠ ・⁠ ⁠ #iregular⁠…

In front of a building in downtown Ft. Myers

The Interactive Light Objects are the result of a project that was designed in order to show the interaction between human & object. As the designer Viktor Alexander Kölbig explains “the result should be objects that are more intuitive in use but are also aimed to make acting with light an interactive user experience. The lights don’t have any mechanical elements. Instead of creating separate light and interface objects, I decided to combine them both.

This week Formafantasma unveiled experimental lighting designs at Milan design week and Cerith Wyn Evans illuminated the Tate Britain with neon scribbles. Both feature in this week's Pinterest roundup of popular lighting installations. Elmetto by Formafantasma Amsterdam-based design duo Formafantasma presented a series of lighting designs and experiments in Milan this week, including golden hoops