Meagan Streader is an artist that recently put together a wire installation for the Australian Gallery that creatively outlines the space using a series of thin lights to create geometric shapes. The lights wrap around the curves and corners of the area prompting the viewer to consider the area in which they occupy.
The installation, entitled W-inter, is made using a series of thinly connected lights that glow and create segmented spaces around the gallery room. The lights are made from electro-luminated wire that glows brightly in the room thanks to the blacked out windows. The wires wrap around the room and draw attention to the empty spaces and the architectural design for visitors to consider.
Electro-Luminated Lighting
The W-inter Wire Installation Geometrically Outlines the Space
Trend Themes
1. Electro-luminated Lighting - Opportunity to create visually stunning installations using electro-luminated wire to highlight architectural spaces.
2. Wire Installations - Potential for artists and designers to use wire installations to creatively outline and enhance various spaces.
3. Geometric Shapes - Trend of incorporating geometric shapes in art and design to create visually engaging experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Art Galleries - Art galleries can explore the use of electro-luminated wire installations as a unique way to enhance their exhibition spaces.
2. Event Design - Opportunity for event designers to incorporate wire installations to create captivating visual displays.
3. Architectural Design - Architectural firms can utilize wire installations and geometric shapes to enhance the aesthetics of their spaces.