Interactive Installation Lets You See Behind Walls
Jeremy Gutsche — October 7, 2007 — Art & Design
References: chrisoshea.org & techeblog
X-Ray Projection is a good example of what happens when tech innovation meets art. This interactive installation, called 'Out of Bounds', was created by Chris O'Shea for Designers in Residence at the Design Museum London. In short, beaming a flashlight onto the wall lets you reveal the projected image... Neat-o.
Here's a bit more about the designer: "Chris O'Shea is an artist and designer, creating interactive work for both public institutions and private companies. His focus is on developing work that encourage creative play and collaboration, challenging our perception of space and physical objects."
Here's a bit more about the designer: "Chris O'Shea is an artist and designer, creating interactive work for both public institutions and private companies. His focus is on developing work that encourage creative play and collaboration, challenging our perception of space and physical objects."
Trend Themes
1. Interactive Installations - X-Ray Projection demonstrates the potential for combining technology and art to create immersive and interactive experiences.
2. Tech Innovation in Art - X-Ray Projection highlights the creative possibilities that arise when technology and art intersect.
3. Perception-challenging Experiences - X-Ray Projection prompts a reevaluation of our perception of space and objects through interactive digital art.
Industry Implications
1. Art Installations - The art installation industry can leverage the use of technology to create interactive and immersive experiences like X-Ray Projection.
2. Museum Exhibitions - Museums can incorporate interactive installations, such as X-Ray Projection, to engage visitors and enhance their understanding of art and technology.
3. Event Experiences - Event organizers can adopt interactive installations like X-Ray Projection to provide unique and memorable experiences for attendees.
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