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Concept
A multisensory wall installation of touch-activated material tiles — each one pivots toward the wall when pressed, revealing warm light and inviting tactile and visual exploration, for the home or a gallery space.
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Year of Production
2025/2026
A wall of tactile, light-responsive material tiles
Four functions, one wall
Four materials, four ways of responding to touch and light
Natural materials with a soft structure create gentle, cozy tactile elements. Uneven fiber thickness in the weave creates a subtly uneven texture that light passes through, giving the surface dimension. A functional bonus: it absorbs mid- and high-frequency sound.
A transparent material whose visual character and interaction with light depend on how its surface is processed. Uneven, relief-textured glass scatters light into water- and wave-like effects that add to the atmosphere.
Smooth yet textured, warm to the touch, with grain grooves you can feel — wood gives gentle haptic feedback. Against light it creates striking visual contrast between dark tones and glow, and it's easily worked into precise shapes.
A cold, smooth-surfaced material that adds contrast to the piece; how it's finished determines how it reflects light.
From a single home object to a gallery-scale installation
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Concept
A multisensory wall installation of touch-activated material tiles — each one pivots toward the wall when pressed, revealing warm light and inviting tactile and visual exploration, for the home or a gallery space.
A wall of tactile, light-responsive material tiles
Four functions, one wall
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Four materials, four ways of responding to touch and light
Natural materials with a soft structure create gentle, cozy tactile elements. Uneven fiber thickness in the weave creates a subtly uneven texture that light passes through, giving the surface dimension. A functional bonus: it absorbs mid- and high-frequency sound.
A transparent material whose visual character and interaction with light depend on how its surface is processed. Uneven, relief-textured glass scatters light into water- and wave-like effects that add to the atmosphere.
Smooth yet textured, warm to the touch, with grain grooves you can feel — wood gives gentle haptic feedback. Against light it creates striking visual contrast between dark tones and glow, and it's easily worked into precise shapes.
A cold, smooth-surfaced material that adds contrast to the piece; how it's finished determines how it reflects light.
From a single home object to a gallery-scale installation
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