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Art installations represent the intersection of artistic expression and immersive design. From temporary pop-up exhibits to large-scale public installations, these works of art captivate our senses and ignite our imagination. Each installation tells a unique story, inviting viewers to step into a world where the extraordinary becomes ordinary.
Discover the artists and creators who are pushing the envelope of what art can be. They use various materials, from recycled objects to cutting-edge technology, to craft installation that evoke emotions, provoke thoughts, and inspire awe. From the whimsical to the thought-provoking, these installations invite us to explore, interact, and connect with art on a profound level.
Join us as we explore the narratives, concepts, and inspirations behind these remarkable installations.
AI Conceptual Architecture 4.0 workshop immerses participants to the practical use of AI tools to create and refine architectural designs.
Idea Tree, created by artist Soo-in Yang and fabricated by Demirurge, serves as a prominent entrance to the convention center by bridging the gap between art and technology.
Aluminum Grotto and Public Ground is an architectural work that combines a three-dimensional interior with a fixed structure and a wall made of stonework.
3D-Printing Ceramics 2.0 workshop teaches clay 3D printing techniques, file setup, and custom print paths through hands-on exercises.
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa’s robotic metal-forming thin shell structure installation, which implements big data, simulation, and AI.
This workshop offers an advanced exploration of parametric design using Revit, Grasshopper, and Rhino.Inside, focusing on creating complex nested curtain panels.
This workshop delves into parametric design, emphasizing the creation of architectural follies through advanced tools and techniques.
External Reference exhibited a 3D-printed installation named “A Story of Light and Matter,” inspired by urban patterns and light variations in the contemporary city.
Adobe’s San José headquarters now has a fourth tower, along with a new pedestrian bridge connecting the three towers. The bridge features Blooms installations and serves as a creative gateway to the city.
The Understory creative collective, made up of Colombian architects and designers who are based in London, has received an Honoraria Program award for their installation designed for Burning Man.