Israel-based architecture firm created this glorious rooftop installation, which was inspired by Bedouins tents in Israel. The circular tents resemble oversized balloons that are gathered together a community-styled setting atop a roof.
This particular installation was commissioned by Australian’s Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation and is the final display in the series titled 'Fugitive Structures.' The original Bedouin tents are designed to protect and maintain the safety of fruits and vegetables that grow in the desert.
The installation titled 'Sway' is a temporary art display that draws the gaze of street-walking pedestrians. The unique location provides an interesting aspect, since it is a non-traditional place to have either a tent or an art exhibit. The curvaceous white balloons provide a unique aesthetic that can be enjoyed both day and night.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Rooftop Installations
- Create rooftop installations to transform unused spaces into unique art displays.
- Community-styled Settings
- Design installations that bring people together in community-styled settings for artistic experiences.
- Non-traditional Art Locations
- Explore non-traditional locations for art exhibits, such as rooftops, to create unique and unexpected experiences.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Architecture
- Architecture firms can leverage rooftop installations to showcase their creative designs and transform urban spaces.
- Art
- Art organizations can commission installations in non-traditional locations, attracting public attention and fostering unique artistic experiences.
- Hospitality
- Hotels and venues can incorporate rooftop installations to provide guests with memorable and immersive experiences, elevating their brand identity.
