The aMAZEme Installation isn't a typical labyrinth. Not only is it made out 250,000 books, it takes on the form of Jorge Luis Borges unique fingerprint. Considering that Borges was an acclaimed writer and educator, the medium is more than appropriate. More than that, as My Modern Met observes, the aMAZEme Installation 'gives the phrase "getting lost in a good book' a whole new meaning." Borges himself was once quoted saying, "I have always imagined that paradise will be a kind of library."
Created by Brazilian artists Marcos Saboya and Gualter Pupo, the aMAZEme Installation is currently on display at the Southbank Centre in London, England. To the delight of both children and adults, it will inspire as much imagination and playfulness as the books do themselves.
What's Driving This Trend
- Book Installation Art
- The aMAZEme Installation showcases the trend of using books as a medium for artistic expression, opening up opportunities for book-inspired installations in galleries and public spaces.
- Interactive Exhibits
- The aMAZEme Installation demonstrates the trend of immersive and interactive exhibits, suggesting opportunities for creating engaging experiences for visitors in museums and cultural centers.
- Literary Tourism
- The aMAZEme Installation highlights the trend of literary tourism, indicating potential for attractions centered around famous writers and their works.
Who This Affects Most
- Art and Design
- The aMAZEme Installation presents opportunities for artists and designers to create unique and captivating installations using unconventional materials such as books.
- Museums and Galleries
- The aMAZEme Installation suggests opportunities for museums and galleries to engage visitors with interactive and imaginative exhibits that go beyond traditional displays.
- Tourism and Travel
- The aMAZEme Installation signifies opportunities for the tourism and travel industry to tap into the growing popularity of literary-themed destinations and experiences.
