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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.
Designed by WAY Object Studio, HON is an art piece inspired by biomimicry that features luminous elements for night-time display. Its design is reminiscent of undulating waves that symbolize enduring hope as long as there is wind.
Grasshopper For Beginners 1.0 is meant to teach the core principles of Grasshopper3D to provide the foundations for further advanced courses.
This workshop will focus on generating images of provocative spatial volumes (interior or exterior), along with effects and atmospherics.
The workshop will provide a comprehensive understanding of utilizing Maya as a design tool to express creative potentials.
The first 3D-printed large frame for historical public space – Labyrinth of Chateaugiron
By PA Next Team
The labyrinth is based on a geodesic modular system and is made from 4,500 recycled water gallons. It is fully reconfigurable for all public activities. It responds to the Center for the Arts (Les 3 Cha) program as well as the symbolic demand for a labyrinth to complete and enhance the castle’s iconic presence.
Rhino for beginners 2.0, which will last the entire weekend, is a course on Rhinoceros 3D and Grasshopper 3D for beginners.
The workshop will focus on specific workflows for architectural design modeling that encompass the topics of; Polygonal modeling, Subdivision modeling, Non-destructive techniques with modifiers, Tessellations with the Tissue addon, and Representation.
The workshop is covering generative algorithms in Grasshopper3D and their applications in designing deployable and transformable structures.
The “META-Fluid Studio 3.0” takes another step to unlock the potential of Fluid Design with the Maya software.
Designed by Istanbul-based internationally acclaimed creative studio OUCHHH and curated by MASSIVart, The Eye of Mexico was the first public artificial intelligence art display in Latin America and was located in Neuchâtel Polanco, a real estate complex to the west of Mexico City.