Interactive Lighting Architecture & Art
Interactive Art Lighting Installation, London. 2007.
This collaboration with Jason Bruges Studio and make architects for their new project on Baker Street serves as an example of how art and lighting can be combined with architecture from the on-set of a project.
Permanent Interactive Lighting Installation, London. 2007.
My final major project whilst working at Jason Bruges Studio was an interactive 8-storey high chandelier suspended within the atrium of international law firm Allen and Overy. The chandelier is comprised of a three dimensional matrix of globes that are set out in direct relation to the architectural grid of this Norman Foster building.
Interactive Chandelier for Poke London. 2006.
This interactive chandelier for the main meeting room of the Poke web design agency uses a combination of industry standard RFID equipment, purpose built lamps and bespoke software to create a truly engaging art object. The concept was to create a “Data In -Art Out” object where a beautiful representation of data was created.
