Miguel Chevalier is an internationally recognized digital artist from France who is known to create multi-layered and intricate works -- a theme that's carried in his 'Complex Meshes' project for the Art Brussels 2016 event.
He does this by using eight panels to cover the ceiling of the venue, which show illuminated geometric designs constantly transforming for a psychedelic and hypnotic effect. The ever-changing display symbolically represents the "infinity of Nature and Creation."
Miguel Chevalier achieves this by using a large virtual light that "twists, moves and resizes to create diverse and complex shapes." With this, Complex Meshes highlights the building's architecture itself and generates a dream-like atmosphere, encouraging the event's patrons to sit back and get lost in the designs.
What's Driving This Trend
- Digitized Ceilings
- The use of digitized ceilings for immersive and interactive visual experiences in various events and venues.
- Virtual Light Manipulation
- The manipulation of virtual light to create dynamic and constantly transforming designs in architecture and art.
- Psychedelic Visuals
- The incorporation of psychedelic and hypnotic visuals to evoke immersive and dream-like atmospheres in various settings.
Who This Affects Most
- Art
- The art industry can use digitized ceilings as a new medium for immersive and interactive installations.
- Event Production
- Event production companies can utilize digitized ceilings and virtual light manipulation to create unique and captivating experiences for attendees.
- Architecture
- Architects and designers can incorporate digitized ceilings and virtual light manipulation in building designs to create visually striking and innovative spaces.
