Created as part of Denmark's Sculpture by the Sea Festival, 'New Horizon' is a wood installation that embodies a chaotic air. The imaginative sculpture was created by 37.2 Workshop, a design studio that layered various plywood elements together to create this finished product.
The result is a layered wood installation that is accented with two rectangular window openings. While these openings are penetrated with sunlight during daylight hours, they are even more dynamic in the dark. Drawing inspiration from minimalist painter Rothko, 37.2 Workshop creates a complex and chaotic version of layered, linear forms.
This installation is experiential and dynamic, appearing mysterious and inviting all at once. While the sculpture's spatial elements make it chaotic, its warm finishes give it an inviting and calming air.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Layered Wood Installations
- Opportunity for creating dynamic and experiential artworks through the layering of various plywood elements.
- Minimalist-inspired Sculptures
- Potential for exploring complexity and chaos within minimalist art forms, creating intriguing and mysterious installations.
- Experiential Art Installations
- Possibility for creating immersive and interactive art installations that engage multiple senses and evoke different emotions.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art and Design
- Innovation opportunities for artists and designers to push boundaries and experiment with new materials and techniques.
- Architecture and Interior Design
- Potential for incorporating layered wood elements and experiential installations in architectural and interior design projects.
- Art Exhibitions and Events
- Opportunity for curators and event organizers to showcase and promote innovative and immersive art installations.
