Fluidic – Sculpture in Motion by WHITEvoid

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Fluidic - Sculpture in Motion is a new installation for Hyundai’s Advanced Design Center installed for Milan Design Week and created by Berlin based design studio WHITEvoid. The visitor enters a darkened space, the eyes slowly adapt and a dim wall of light in the middle of the room becomes increasingly visible. Wide curved cascading podiums lead up to the core installation As the spectator approaches the virtual walls part and a cloud of iridescent light particles activated by ultrasharp laserbeams becomes visible. All suspended in mid air hovering above a water mirror surface.

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