Tactile Baltics is an interactive art exhibition that showcases the design principles of three Baltic countries: Estonia, Lithuania, and Latvia. The art show was organized by NID, the Latvian Design Centre, and the Lithuanian Design Forum to draw international attention to design innovations in Eastern Europe. Tactile Baltics is premiering at the London Design Festival and will appear in the Shoreditch Design Triangle, as well as Adorno's Collectible Design Trail.
The Shoreditch version of the Tactile Baltics show will present six contemporary design exhibits from each contributing country with a focus on housewares such as furniture, lighting, and textiles. The exhibition will highlight six foundational design themes: sustainability, tradition, craftsmanship, innovation, and materials. Tactile Baltics will debut on September 18th, 2021, and run until October 3rd.
Interactive Tactile Art Exhibitions
The Tactile Baltics Exhibition Has a Nature-Based Design
Trend Themes
1. Interactive Tactile Art - Opportunities for utilizing interactive and tactile technology in art exhibitions to create a more immersive experience.
2. International Design Innovation - Global recognition and promotion of innovative design coming out of Eastern European countries.
3. Sustainability in Design - Integration of sustainable design practices in furniture, lighting, and textile industries.
Industry Implications
1. Art Exhibitions - Exhibitions can incorporate interactive technology like tactile surfaces to appeal to a wider audience and create a memorable experience.
2. Design - Designers in Eastern Europe can leverage innovative design principles and draw international attention to their work.
3. Furniture, Lighting, and Textile - Manufacturers can integrate sustainable design principles into production to appeal to environmentally conscious consumers.