EJTECH, works together with Judit Eszter Kárpáti, and Esteban de la Torre to create the Dung Dkar Cloak, which is an artful multidisciplinary research project. It results in an interactive experience in the form of an art installation by blending various elements. It taps into "digital jacquard weaving, sound synthesis, fractal geometry, and algorithmic thinking to unfold matter into the visual and sonic domain."
The cloak is designed with a blend of augmented textiles that create a multi-sensory experience with the addition of soundscape experiences as well. The series was first developed in Budapest at the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design's Innovation Center. It was texted in a live space to be observed during the Sound Scene at the Hirshhorn Museum.
Interactive Weaved Jacquard Installations
A Team of Designers Create the Dung Dkar Cloak Project
Trend Themes
1. Interactive Jacquard Weaving - The use of digital jacquard weaving in art installations creates interactive experiences and blends various elements.
2. Augmented Textiles - Augmented textiles are being used to create multi-sensory experiences in art installations.
3. Algorithmic Thinking in Art - Algorithmic thinking is being applied to unfold matter into the visual and sonic domain in art installations.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - The art and design industry can leverage interactive jacquard weaving and augmented textiles to create immersive experiences in installations.
2. Textile and Fashion - The textile and fashion industry can explore the use of digital jacquard weaving and augmented textiles to create innovative and interactive clothing designs.
3. Museum and Exhibition - Museums and exhibitions can incorporate algorithmic thinking and augmented textiles to create engaging installations that offer unique experiences for visitors.