Creatives Steve Lee and Meredith Sattler recently put together an interactive motion and sound installation entitled Lumibolic that is able to react to different movements and audio provided by visitors and offer changing light patterns. The art piece is created using electroluminescent wires that transmit different strands of colored lights. The lights are able to react in direct contact with the visitors, making each experience personalized to how the visitor chooses to enter the space.
The installation features geometric shapes formed out of the electroluminescent wire strands that form large linear canopies visitors can interact with. Each person's movements and voices further engage with the installation, prompting the lights to change accordingly to each person's body. The lights respond in visual patterns forming criss-crosses or changing colors.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Interactive Motion Installations
- The trend of interactive motion installations using electroluminescent wires is disrupting the art installation industry.
- Personalized Art Experiences
- The trend of personalized art experiences through interactive installations is disrupting the traditional art viewing experience.
- Reactionary Art
- The trend of reactionary art that changes in response to the visitors' movements and voices is disrupting the way we experience art.
Where This Applies
- Art Installation
- This trend disrupts the art installation industry, as more interactive and personalized installations become commonplace.
- Event Production
- The trend of interactive motion installations is disrupting the event production industry, as companies seek to create unique and engaging experiences for attendees.
- Technology
- The trend of electroluminescent wire sculptures in interactive installations is disrupting the technology industry, as new advancements are made in combining art and technology.
