HDPE Art
Arclight | Vivid 2015 Arclight is an architecturally designed, environmentally inspired structure that echoes the native mangroves of Australia’s waterways. Through its complex geometry and architectural form, Arclight creates a dense thicket of clustered synthetic branch structures which incorporate interactive lighting technology programmed to interpret environmental conditions. The project exploits experimental and cutting-edge architectural approaches:…
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Arclight | Vivid 2015
Arclight is an architecturally designed, environmentally inspired structure that echoes the native mangroves of Australia’s waterways. Through its complex geometry and architectural form, Arclight creates a dense thicket of clustered synthetic branch structures which incorporate interactive lighting technology programmed to interpret environmental conditions.
The project exploits experimental and cutting-edge architectural approaches: computer-aided manufacturing created by
advanced fabrication methods, and computational software which provides designers with the digital tools to make
buildings both complex and sustainable.
Arclight creates an immersive atmosphere of sculptural, bio-inspired forms that is intensified with LED lights
programmed to interpret ambient and environmental phenomena (such as temperature, wind speed, and humidity),
which are sensed and expressed via patterns and colours emitted by LED cells.
Creators from Bond University Australia: Chris Knapp, Jonathan Nelson + Matsys (Andrew Kudless (USA)),
(Nathan Freeman (Australia) + Bollinger-Grohmann (Sascha Bohnenberger (Germany))
+ Media Architecture Institute / UNSW (Matthias Hausler (Germany) / Eliot Rosenburg (Australia) /
Rebekah Araullo (Australia) / Marius Hoggenmuller (Germany))
Location: Arclight | Vivid 2015 Hickson Road Reserve, The Rocks NSW 2000
Material: HDPE
See PDF 2015 ARCLIGHT
https://www.vividsydney.com/event/light/arclight
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