Ever-changing dynamic light sculptures are created, conveying the inspirational role played by nature and the ability to continuously adapt and evolve. The suspended point cloud particles are calculated from the viewpoints of the laser projectors. This allows the laser beams to reach all spheres without occlusion even deep inside the array. The laser lit spheres form three-dimensional graphics without any sweet or blind spots. Keeping the same density and intensity the FLUIDIC graphics enable their viewers to observe and interact simultaneously from every point of view. The installation uses multiple 3D tracking systems to sense its visitors.

 

FLUIDIC was created by Christopher Bauder and his design studio WHITEvoid as an interactive light art installation for Hyundai’s solo exhibition in the Temporary Museum of New Design at the Milan Design week 2013.