Lindset Adelman launches her LaLAB project and along with this, launches the Cages, Mobiles, and Rock Lights in an installation at Alcova. This took place during Milan Design Week this year as the three works are all on display until April 23rd.
Adelman speaks about the series, stating “LaLAB is a chance for me to push myself – to let the fantasy work come out. It is about raw development without attachment to outcome. I’ve long been interested in ‘the space between’ – the space between words, between people, between thoughts; the space between things, which is for me as important as the things themselves. LaLAB allows for the physical realization of these ideas; within the tension between what is there and what is not there, is an energetic realm full of opportunity and experimentation.”
Image Credit: Lindsey Adelman
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Illuminated Installations
- There is an opportunity for businesses to incorporate illuminated installations in their physical spaces to create a unique and captivating experience for customers.
- Organic Shapes
- Businesses in the home decor and architecture industries can incorporate more organic and freeform shapes into their designs to create a more natural and fluid aesthetic.
- Fantasy-inspired Design
- There is potential for businesses in the art and fashion industries to draw inspiration from fantasy and allow for more experimental and imaginative designs.
Where This Applies
- Interior Design
- Interior design firms can experiment with incorporating illuminated installations into their designs to add dimension and interest to a space.
- Architecture
- Architecture firms can draw inspiration from organic shapes and utilize them in building designs for a more natural and fluid aesthetic.
- Art
- Artists can draw inspiration from fantasy and create more experimental art pieces outside of traditional mediums for exciting and innovative works.
