The Architectural Punch Bowl is a Swimming Pool-Sized Cocktail
Robyn Currie — November 12, 2009 — Art & Design
References: jellymongers & cakeheadlovesevil
Jolly old England is officially putting on the greatest show on Earth with the Architectural Punch Bowl.
Basically, the Architectural Punch Bowl goes like this: it is a drinkable art installation by Bompas & Parr that will be large enough to row a boat across. And it will be filled with actual alcohol. And you can buy tickets to the event. No word on whether swimming is encouraged.
Implications - With advanced forms of technology becoming more accessible in society, consumers now seek a stronger relationship with their products. They appreciate products or artworks that encourage interaction, resulting in a positive learning experience. Companies should consider making their products more interactive to appeal to tech-savvy target markets.
Basically, the Architectural Punch Bowl goes like this: it is a drinkable art installation by Bompas & Parr that will be large enough to row a boat across. And it will be filled with actual alcohol. And you can buy tickets to the event. No word on whether swimming is encouraged.
Implications - With advanced forms of technology becoming more accessible in society, consumers now seek a stronger relationship with their products. They appreciate products or artworks that encourage interaction, resulting in a positive learning experience. Companies should consider making their products more interactive to appeal to tech-savvy target markets.
Trend Themes
1. Interactive Art Installations - Companies should consider creating interactive art installations to appeal to tech-savvy consumers.
2. Enhanced Product Interaction - Consumers appreciate products that encourage interaction, leading to a positive learning experience.
3. Technology-driven Experiences - With advanced technology becoming more accessible, consumers seek products or artworks that incorporate technology for a more immersive experience.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - The art and design industry can explore creating interactive installations or integrating technology to enhance consumer experiences.
2. Event Planning and Entertainment - Event planning and entertainment companies can consider incorporating interactive art installations or technology-driven experiences to engage attendees.
3. Hospitality and Tourism - The hospitality and tourism industry can offer unique experiences by featuring interactive art installations or technology-driven attractions.
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