Design team Daily Tous Les Jours created a totally fun and interactive installation called '21 Balançoires,' that encourages cooperation. They installed a number of swings, that both lit up and played a tune. The public was welcome and encouraged to come try it out and work together to create a beautiful song.
Each swing played a different pre-recorded sound, some being piano notes and sounds from a xylophone. When all 21 swings were in use and even greater song was created. The two designers behind this lovely concept were Mouna Andraos and Melissa Mongiat. This installation was put in Montreal, Quebec in the Quartier des Spectacles.
The Vimeo video shows just how charming and enchanting the project really was.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Interactive Installations
- Businesses can create interactive installations that encourage cooperation and engagement, like the 21 Balançoires project.
- Collaborative Experiences
- Businesses can design collaborative experiences that bring people together, like creating a beautiful song on the swings in the 21 Balançoires project.
- Multi-sensory Art
- Businesses can create multi-sensory art with sound and light elements, like the musical swings in the 21 Balançoires project.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Entertainment
- The entertainment industry can incorporate interactive installations in their events to enhance engagement and excitement.
- Public Art
- The public art industry can create collaborative experiences that promote community involvement and interaction.
- Education
- The education industry can use multi-sensory art installations to enhance student learning and engagement.
