This interactive instillation was designed by the Scandinavian Design Group, ctrl+n, Abida,
Pivot Product Design and Intek for a Scandinavian energy conference. The instillation
is a reference to a new technology created by the commissioning oil company
called Lundin Norway.
The instillation is made up of many small tubes piercing one
floor of the exhibiting building and creating an interactive sculpture that
moves as it interacts with the users. The concept behind the idea was to
imitate the movement of the ocean tides and undersea geography while playing
the soothing music of ocean waves. Six different crystals are hung within the tubes,
containing oil samples from Lundin’s newest discoveries. The tubes are operated
through an advanced sensory technology. The instillation contains many embedded
sensors that can sense the movements of visitors and adjust the tubes
accordingly, making it impossible for the visitor to bump into any of the
tubes. This not only creates a very sensory and interactive experience for the
visitors of the space but also a very beautiful moving sculpture that is very
enjoyable to experience.
The lower level of the instillation is where the visitor can
observe and experience the instillation. The upper level becomes the place
where the visitor can learn more about the operational technology.
Source: http://www.archdaily.com/558462/scandinavian-design-group-and-ctrl-n-create-an-undulating-interactive-installation-for-lundin-norway/
By Alica Majercinova
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