For the next few months, this interactive Swing Time installation on the Lawn on D in Boston invites visitors to sit back and relax while swinging in glowing hammocks that change color according to motion. The temporary project, created by Höweler + Yoon Architecture, was developed as a way to “create a new type of city park.”
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In 2010, three art students (Ali Hwang, Hae-Ryan, and Chung-Ki Park) from Klasse Löbbert in Germany transformed an ordinary-looking electrical tower into a dazzling art installation reminiscent of traditional stained glass.
Artist Iván Navarro’s new project This Land Is Your Land consists of three small water towers whose interiors are filled with infinite light designs.
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A vibrant, flowing sea of rainbow fabric cascades across Shinjuku Central Park in this colorful installation by French architect and designer Emmanuelle Moureaux.
On May 22 at Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art’s sculpture park in Kansas City, artist Robert Morris unveiled Glass Labyrinth, a huge installation that might just have you walking into walls. Fully transparent, the clear structure is made up of 1-inch thick glass.
Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto was recently commissioned by Paris-based art gallery Philippe Gravier to produce this beautifully innovative installation for the FIAC art fair in Paris’ Jardins des Tuileries. The project, titled Many Small Cubes, is composed of stacks of different-sized aluminum cubes balanced in a precarious formation.
If you’re ever walking through Changi Airport in Singapore, make sure to take in this breathtaking art installation by ART+COM. Called Kinetic Rain, it’s composed of two parts, each with 608 rain droplets made of lightweight aluminum covered with copper. Suspended from thin steel ropes, each droplet seem to magically float as they move precisely with one another, thanks to the help of hidden computer-controlled motor.
Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman created a giant, 82-foot-tall rabbit sculpture titled Moon Rabbit. The installation, which was created for the Taoyuan Land Art Festival, is currently laying on an old aircraft hangar in Taoyuan, Taiwan at the Dayuan Town Naval Base.
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