To me, fall is one of the most magical seasons and Luzinterrupus’s ‘An Almost Ephemeral Autumn’ takes that feeling up at least ten notches. The installation may feel like a bold statement to you, but if you take a moment to browse the gallery, courtesy of DesignBoom.com, you’ll understand what I mean.
The ‘An Almost Ephemeral Autumn’ installation was created in Madrid. Each of the two hundred dry leaves used were lit and lifted with the help of almost invisible wires. The breathtaking illusion was definitely worth three hours of hard and careful work.
What's Driving This Trend
- Magical Installations
- The trend of creating immersive and visually stunning installations adds value to various events and spaces, especially in the art and entertainment industry.
- Ephemeral Art
- The trend of creating temporary and delicate art pieces challenges artists to create work that is visually impressive, but also requires careful planning and execution; this trend is especially relevant to the contemporary art industry.
- Invisible Technology
- The trend of using almost invisible technology to create visually stunning pieces opens many possibilities in various industries, including lighting and architecture.
Who This Affects Most
- Event Planning and Design
- Creating immersive and visually stunning installations can add value to various events and spaces, especially in the event planning and design industry.
- Art and Entertainment
- Temporary and delicate art pieces, like Luzinterrupus' 'An Almost Ephemeral Autumn,' challange artists and would be appreciated by art enthusiasts and audiences of the entertainment industry.
- Architecture and Lighting
- The use of almost invisible technology to create visually stunning pieces offer many possibilities in the architecture and lighting industry.
