The Paolo Salvagione Competitive Swinging Installation is Swingin'
Olivia123 — May 12, 2011 — Art & Design
References: headlands.org & thisiscolossal
The Paolo Salvagione Competitive Swinging installation is the whimsical new design of an old recess favorite. Paolo decided to transform swinging into a sport by installing giant swings in an old gymnasium. He aligned the swings in a team-on-team format, with 5 swings on each side of the gym facing each other.
When viewers came to see the installation, Paolo encouraged them to interact with it. The only rule of the Paolo Salvagione Competitive Swinging installation? To have fun! Children and grown ups swung to the ceiling and although they were divided into teams, had fun together as a group.
The Paolo Salvagione Competitive Swinging installation abolishes the need for competition, proving that pure fun wins every time.
When viewers came to see the installation, Paolo encouraged them to interact with it. The only rule of the Paolo Salvagione Competitive Swinging installation? To have fun! Children and grown ups swung to the ceiling and although they were divided into teams, had fun together as a group.
The Paolo Salvagione Competitive Swinging installation abolishes the need for competition, proving that pure fun wins every time.
Trend Themes
1. Competitive Swinging - Designing creative installations which can be transformed into sports to provide wholesome competition.
2. Interactive Installations - Involving viewers/visitors with an installation to provide a fun and wholesome environment.
3. Reimagining Traditional Games - Designing traditional games in a modern way for more fun.
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2. Entertainment - Creating large scale interactive installations to provide wholesome entertainment for visitors/clients.
3. Education - Integrating unconventional teaching methods which involve technology and recreation to create a wholesome environment for study.
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