Ekumen's Loop installation is a series of technological cylinders that display fairy tales with the help of curious people passing by. The colorful cylinders are visually interesting on their own, but upon entering them, spectators can push and pull a crank to animate a fairy tale on screens that line the inside of the circles.
Ekumen's Loop is part of the Luminotherapie festival in Montreal. Luminotherapie consists of several public art displays around Montreal's arts quarter. Loop, which was designed by local art studio Ekumen, consists of 13 of the giant cylinders placed in the Place des Festival plaza. Located outside of the Place des Arts performing center, the area gets lots of pedestrian traffic, making it the ideal spot for such an interactive installation.
What's Driving This Trend
- Interactive Art Installations
- Creating interactive art installations that engage and entertain spectators through technology.
- Public Engagement
- Developing innovative ways to involve the public in artistic experiences and encourage participation.
- Technological Storytelling
- Using technology to create immersive and interactive storytelling experiences.
Who This Affects Most
- Art and Design
- Exploring new ways to incorporate technology and interactivity into artistic creations.
- Entertainment
- Implementing interactive elements into entertainment experiences to enhance audience engagement.
- Technology
- Developing innovative technologies and tools to enable interactive storytelling and art installations.
