Miguel Chevalier is an artist who loves to play with interactive light displays to get viewers involved. In his latest installation, Chevalier created the Magic Carpets 2014 design in Morocco. "The work references the world of biology, microorganisms, and cellular automata – as cells have the ability to multiply in abundance, divide and merge at different paces," states DesignBoom.
Regardless of the science represented in the exhibit, the display makes for a great piece of art to interact with. As users step on the carpet area the light dances and changes. The hues of the light also go from vibrant greens and reds to more subtle black and white colors. This is definitely the most literal form of a magic carpet people can experience these days. Photo Credits: designboom, miguel-chevalier
Interactive Carpet Displays
Miguel Chevalier Presents the Magic Carpets 2014 Exhibit in Morocco
Trend Themes
1. Interactive Light Displays - Using interactive light displays to engage viewers in art installations.
2. Biology-inspired Art - Creating artwork inspired by biology, microorganisms, and cellular automata.
3. Magic Carpet Experience - Designing interactive carpets that respond to user movement and change colors.
Industry Implications
1. Art Installations - Creating immersive and interactive art installations.
2. Interior Design - Incorporating interactive elements into carpets and flooring for homes and commercial spaces.
3. Event and Exhibition Design - Using interactive light displays and carpets to enhance visitor experiences at events and exhibitions.