The NEON House Installation is Visually and Audibly Immersive
Meghan Young — December 13, 2013 — Tech
Experiencing what it is like behind the DJ booth has never been so tangible or immersive as it is with the NEON House. Granted, this is no ordinary DJ booth, and so in that regard people might feel a little gipped. Yet overall it is hard to walk away musically and artistically unsatisfied after enjoying the Neon House.
Constructed out of a steel cube frame with glowing UV fluorescent nylon strings draped over it like a canopy, it boasts a space for DJ Alessio Natalizia of the electronic duo Walls to perform. Designed by London-based design studio NEON, the nylon strings are covered with electronic sensors that respond to human touch. This is the way in which the audience is invited to interact and collaborate with the DJ. The NEON House visually and audibly captivating.
Constructed out of a steel cube frame with glowing UV fluorescent nylon strings draped over it like a canopy, it boasts a space for DJ Alessio Natalizia of the electronic duo Walls to perform. Designed by London-based design studio NEON, the nylon strings are covered with electronic sensors that respond to human touch. This is the way in which the audience is invited to interact and collaborate with the DJ. The NEON House visually and audibly captivating.
Trend Themes
1. Immersive DJ Booths - Creating interactive and visually captivating DJ booths that enhance the audience experience.
2. Electronic Sensors in Art Installations - Incorporating electronic sensors into artistic installations to encourage audience interaction and collaboration.
3. UV Fluorescent Nylon in Design - Exploring the use of UV fluorescent nylon in design to create visually striking and dynamic environments.
Industry Implications
1. Event Production - Using immersive DJ booths to elevate the entertainment value of events, creating a unique and memorable experience for attendees.
2. Art and Installation - Integrating electronic sensors into art installations to blur the boundaries between artist and audience, fostering collaboration and engagement.
3. Design and Architecture - Experimenting with UV fluorescent nylon as a material in design and architecture to create visually captivating and transformative spaces.
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