A mix of art, technology and furniture, the Studio Swine Prism Cabinet keeps a hologram hidden inside. The outside of the cabinet is remarkable in itself. Made from reclaimed London hardwood, the different shades and colors of wood come together to create a geometric collage pattern.
Open up the doors of this piece and inside, you will find a 180 degree holographic representation of Keiichi Matsuda's Prism installation. This art installation visualizes data about London, like what the weather is and how much power the city is using at a time.
Since you can't really put anything in the Studio Swine Prism Cabinet because of the hologram, perhaps you should think of it more like a really cool table. I would love to put a record player on top of it.
What's Driving This Trend
- Art-tech Fusion
- Combining art and technology in furniture design creates innovative and experiential products.
- Holographic Experiences
- Incorporating holograms into everyday objects opens up opportunities for interactive and immersive experiences.
- Data Visualization Furniture
- Furniture that visually represents data allows for a unique and aesthetically pleasing way of understanding information.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture Design
- The furniture industry can explore incorporating art and technology to create visually stunning and interactive products.
- Art Installations
- Incorporating holographic elements into art installations can enhance the immersive experience for viewers.
- Data Visualization
- The field of data visualization can utilize furniture design to present information in a more engaging and visually appealing manner.
