The Circadian Clock by Dan Taylor showcases the passage of time like most analog clocks but with a unique concept.
The clock is two different colors and becomes monochromatic twice a day -- at 12 am and 12pm. As the day begins and comes to an end, the clock turns white, while at night the Circadian Clock slowly turns black. The time is represented as these colored "pieces" of time progress and grow larger, while a small hand represents the minutes in the hour. The clock display is made from electronic paper which copies the appearance of ink on paper in a way that prevents glares from the sun or light from affecting visibility.
This black and white minimalist clock would make an excellent statement piece in any home.
What's Driving This Trend
- Minimalist Decor
- The Circadian Clock represents the growing trend of minimalism in home decor.
- Color-changing Technology
- The use of electronic paper in the Circadian Clock represents a trend toward innovative color-changing technology.
- Alternative Time-keeping
- The unique time display of the Circadian Clock represents a trend toward alternative time-keeping methods.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- The Circadian Clock presents an opportunity for interior designers to incorporate minimalist decor into their projects.
- Electronics
- The electronic paper technology used in the Circadian Clock represents an opportunity for innovation in the electronics industry.
- Timepiece Manufacturing
- The unique time display of the Circadian Clock presents an opportunity for disruption in the timepiece manufacturing industry.
