Still Life by Scott Garner is an interactive art project that fools people into believing it is an ordinary oil painting. Instead, it is a digital masterpiece that responds to physical movement of the frame. If tilted to the right, the scene tumbles to the right and vice versa.
Built using the program Unity 3D, Still Life by Scott Garner features a custom-framed flat screen television that boasts a motion-sensitive screen. Secured to a rotating wall mount, the digital artist and developer has really turned traditional artwork on its head. As breathtaking as real paintings may be, this one will entertain audiences for hours on end. Soon people will want similar pieces in their own home to wow guests with.
What's Driving This Trend
- Interactive Digital Art
- Opportunities for creating immersive and interactive digital art in galleries and museums
- Motion-sensitive Displays
- Advances in motion-sensitive displays for applications in gaming, advertising, and virtual reality
- Augmented Reality Art
- The future of art and museums lies in creative, digital, and interactive installations featuring augmented reality
Who This Affects Most
- Art and Galleries
- Businesses working in the art space can innovate and attract a modern audience with interactive, digital art installations and exhibits
- Consumer Electronics
- Creating motion-sensitive displays offers opportunities for consumer electronics companies to stay ahead in innovation and provide a unique selling point for products
- Advertising and Marketing
- Opportunities for creating attention-grabbing and immersive advertisements and marketing collateral using motion-sensitive displays technology
