An interactive light installation shaped by human curiosity
Two Birds is an interactive light installation inspired by insights gathered through cultural probes aimed at understanding how people desire to interact with light. The research revealed a strong attraction to tactile engagement—specifically the act of physically manipulating light through touch. In response, Two Birds explores this relationship by incorporating flexible wire elements that allow users to shape and influence the light’s behaviour, creating a sensory experience that is both playful and intuitive.
Exploring personal design language of calligraphy, tribal forms & Gothic architecture
Sketches
Sketch modelling using goldfoam to explore form and structure
Prototyping with pine to explore form and aesthetics; considering kwila as a final material for sculptural elements.
Sourcing premium pine for sculptural forms, experimenting with Arduino and sensors, and manipulating wire to explore housing solutions
