Titled 'Fragments,' this reactive mirror installation is able to respond with the people who look into it.
The mirror was designed by the London Studio 'Random International' and is made up of 200 individual mall reflectors. The reflectors are able to pan and tilt quickly and accurately and the installation comes equipped with a camera that watches those passing by. When viewers walk past the mirror, it ripples like water and when they look into it, the mirrors are able to wrap around their face in several different fragments to reveal every angle.
This unique reactive mirror works to create an experience in which human and the inanimate are able to engage with one another.
Reactive Mirror Fragments
This Mirror Responds to People as They Look into It
Trend Themes
1. Interactive Mirror Installations - Opportunity to create more immersive and engaging experiences by integrating interactive mirrors in retail stores or art exhibits.
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Industry Implications
1. Retail - Retail stores can benefit from integrating reactive mirror installations to create more interactive and personalized shopping experiences.
2. Art and Installation - The art and installation industry can utilize reactive mirror installations to elevate their exhibits and provide more immersive experiences for their audience.
3. Technology - The development of responsive surface technologies can result in disruptive innovation in multiple industries, including robotics, home automation, and wearable technology.