Choosing that perfect color or pattern of wallpaper for a room can be difficult, but these wondrous print-shifting wallpapers featured in Carnovsky's RGB Fabulous Landscapes art exhibit show that we have more wall decor options than we may think.
Set up at the Fondazione Adolfo Pini in Milan, Carnovsky has certainly created something eye-catching with this interactive installation. Alternating between rich and vivid imagery like dense forests and human anatomy, the RGB Fabulous Landscapes exhibit performs more like a beautiful lightshow than a display of home decoration options.
Still, it's because these wonderful decals are revealed when different colored lights interact with their surfaces that make this a relatively easy to replicate design that can be placed in any home. Created in collaboration with Italian graphics company Graphic Report, the RGB Fabulous Landscapes exhibit is a stunning display of radical wallpaper.
Colorful Chameleon-Like Wallpaper
Wall Art Comes Alive in Carnovsky's RGB Fabulous Landscapes
Trend Themes
1. Interactive Wallpaper - Using technology to create interactive wallpaper that reacts to different colored lights could be a new trend in the home decor industry.
2. Print-shifting Wallpapers - Print-shifting wallpapers that change imagery based on lighting could be a trend for consumers looking for customizable wall decor.
3. Lightshow Home Decor - Home decor products that function more like a beautiful lightshow than a traditional decoration could become a new trend.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor - The home decor industry could innovate with image-shifting wallpaper that provides a customizable, interactive experience.
2. Technology - Technology companies could develop new lighting systems that interact with image-shifting wallpaper to create unique experiences in homes or commercial settings.
3. Visual Art - Visual artists could collaborate with companies to create innovative installations like Carnovsky's RGB Fabulous Landscapes exhibit, incorporating technology and light to create dynamic displays.