The 'Immateriality as Material' Series Depicts Virtual Currents
Jordy E — March 31, 2012 — Art & Design
References: onformative & thefoxisblack
The creatives at the studio 'onformative' have brought to life invisible electromagnetic fields in their 'Immateriality as Material' collection. Produced in association with Weave magazine, the display is a futuristic depiction of virtual evolution, and the pervasive information force field that lies behind our daily digital interactions.
The Immateriality as Material set is electric, featuring fluorescent off-white shades and geometric graphs. A relative puzzle to the technologically disinclined, the holograms have touched upon a growing art niche that is concentrated on portraying inconspicuous forces, especially those related to wind and foreign emotional states. While this concept has begun to take off on behalf of a variety of artists, onformative studio is the first to eloquently capture these indiscernible digital force fields.
The Immateriality as Material set is electric, featuring fluorescent off-white shades and geometric graphs. A relative puzzle to the technologically disinclined, the holograms have touched upon a growing art niche that is concentrated on portraying inconspicuous forces, especially those related to wind and foreign emotional states. While this concept has begun to take off on behalf of a variety of artists, onformative studio is the first to eloquently capture these indiscernible digital force fields.
Trend Themes
1. Invisible Force Art - As society becomes more technologically advanced, there is an emerging niche for artists to portray invisible digital forces that shape our daily interactions, presenting an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the art industry.
2. Virtual Evolution Display - The 'Immateriality as Material' collection uses holograms and geometric graphs to depict virtual evolution, presenting an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the holographic display industry.
3. Electromagnetic Field Visualization - The 'Immateriality as Material' collection helps to visualize electromagnetic fields and their impact on our daily lives, presenting an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the technology and engineering industries.
Industry Implications
1. Art - As artists create invisible force art, art galleries and museums will need an innovative approach to showcase these types of art pieces to attract new visitors and enhance the visitor experience.
2. Holographic Display - As holographic technology advances and becomes more accessible, there is a growing opportunity for innovative companies to create immersive holographic displays for art, entertainment, and advertising purposes.
3. Technology and Engineering - As society becomes more reliant on digital interactions, there is a growing need for innovative technology and engineering solutions to visualize and measure electromagnetic fields to improve communication, safety, and overall efficiency in various industries.
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