Space Book
Ayman — March 26, 2008 — Art & Design
References: yankodesign
The unique "Space Book" art installation by designer Jin-Hui Kim is not your usual pop-up book.
For starters, it is so gigantic that it features whole spaces completely furnished open up like a pop-up book.
You can simply walk into the story.
I could see the concept working in museums or expositions where children or adults can walk in and get a realistic feel of the story or concept.
Implications - The featured images give you a peek at the opened up book that features a kitchen setting with wallpapered walls, a dining table and even a cuddly teddy bear that sits on top of it. The other side of the pop-up books shows a study where books line the patterned walls.
For starters, it is so gigantic that it features whole spaces completely furnished open up like a pop-up book.
You can simply walk into the story.
I could see the concept working in museums or expositions where children or adults can walk in and get a realistic feel of the story or concept.
Implications - The featured images give you a peek at the opened up book that features a kitchen setting with wallpapered walls, a dining table and even a cuddly teddy bear that sits on top of it. The other side of the pop-up books shows a study where books line the patterned walls.
Trend Themes
1. Gigantic Pop-up Installations - Designers can create large-scale, immersive pop-up installations for museums, expositions, and events to provide visitors with a unique and interactive experience.
2. Interactive Storytelling - Creating interactive stories or exhibitions where visitors can walk into a story and experience it firsthand can provide an engaging and memorable experience that would work well in entertainment and tourism industries.
3. Multi-dimensional Experiences - Businesses can create immersive multi-dimensional spaces that allow customers to fully explore and interact with different environments, leading to increased engagement and loyalty across various industries.
Industry Implications
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3. Tourism and Hospitality - The tourism and hospitality industries can create immersive experiences for their customers by offering interactive and multi-dimensional attractions, which could increase customer satisfaction and loyalty while setting their brand apart from competitors.
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