Kamiko by MixMotion is a Modern Piece of Art
Jamie Danielle Munro — September 20, 2014 — Art & Design
References: mixmotion & designboom
MixMotion studio has come up with a design called Kamiko that responds to one's movements and touch. The piece is an interactive art installation that, according to DesignBoom, "finds its origins in the form of fortune tellers, the small objects kids fold and decorate to humorously predict the future and tease each other."
The colors of the installation range from a deep red hue to purples and even oranges at times. The goal of the installation is to have people connect and react on an emotional level. Instead of just looking at the design as a piece of art from a distance, Kimoko is aimed at moving people on that deeper level and having them question their own relationship to the object.
Photo Credits: designboom, mixmotion
The colors of the installation range from a deep red hue to purples and even oranges at times. The goal of the installation is to have people connect and react on an emotional level. Instead of just looking at the design as a piece of art from a distance, Kimoko is aimed at moving people on that deeper level and having them question their own relationship to the object.
Photo Credits: designboom, mixmotion
Trend Themes
1. Interactive Art Installations - Exploring the fusion of technology and art to create immersive interactive experiences.
2. Emotional Engagement - Utilizing design elements to evoke emotional responses and create deeper connections with viewers.
3. Kinetic Sculptures - Incorporating movement and interactivity into traditional sculpture forms to captivate audiences.
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2. Technology - Developing innovative technologies and sensors to enhance interactive experiences.
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