The Fragmented Meandering House is an unusual example of house art. As though inspired by the movie, 'Inception,' it can be entirely manipulated by a person. Granted, a little grunt work is needed to interact with this house art, not just the power of one's mind and dreams.
Designed by Michael Jantzen, an architect based in Los Angeles, California, the house art is a concept that is made up of four parts as well as a snaking path. Part sculpture, part pavilion and entirely entertaining, the house art can be pulled apart to form different shelters in different areas. Envisioned as a public house art installation, it is something that many people will enjoy interacting with.
What's Driving This Trend
- Interactive Art Installations
- The creation of interactive art installations can disrupt the conventional method of displaying art, allowing viewers to participate and be fully immersed in the experience.
- Modular Architecture
- Modular architecture allows structures to be easily assembled and customized, which can be a disruptive innovation opportunity for the housing industry.
- Augmented Reality Entertainment
- Augmented reality technology provides an opportunity for a more immersive and interactive entertainment experience, such as the Fragmented Meandering House.
Who This Affects Most
- Art and Design
- Industries within art and design, like galleries and museums, may benefit from incorporating interactive installations in their exhibits.
- Architecture and Construction
- Modular architecture is a disruptive innovation opportunity for the housing industry, as it can optimize space, construction time, and resources.
- Entertainment
- The concept of augmented reality entertainment can create opportunities for new forms of interactive entertainment and experiences.
