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d=3 SONY ISE 2016 Amsterdam Exhibition presentation by Ton Wittebol |
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DESIGN DETAILS |
DESIGN NAME: d=3 SONY ISE 2016 Amsterdam
PRIMARY FUNCTION: Exhibition presentation
INSPIRATION: Forest. Poetic presentation of high end electronic equipment.
We feel Sony is different from their competition. Creating this dreamlike environment sets them apart whilst at the same time promoting their product offerings.
UNIQUE PROPERTIES / PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Not a stand. A forest. Projection on dome and leaves. Sony standing out as a high-tech entertainment company.
Sony wants to stand out as a company that is innovative. With Sony products the most outstanding AV projects can be created. Sony are open to raise the bar where their presentation is concerned.
OPERATION / FLOW / INTERACTION: -
PROJECT DURATION AND LOCATION: ISE 2016 Amsterdam, february 2016
FITS BEST INTO CATEGORY: Interior Space and Exhibition Design
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PRODUCTION / REALIZATION TECHNOLOGY: Steel, wood, rubber and digital content onto 16 horizontal projection surfaces or 'leaves". Imagery changing through seasons. A plane flying over, lightning
SPECIFICATIONS / TECHNICAL PROPERTIES: 16x24 m2 floorsurface. height of 8 trees 750cm
TAGS: Poem, Forest, Sony, Laserprojector, High-Tech, www.dis3.com
RESEARCH ABSTRACT: -
CHALLENGE: To find a way that all projections did not encounter any obstructions casting shadows
ADDED DATE: 2016-04-06 10:26:41
TEAM MEMBERS (4) : D. Hielkema, D. Dyminska, F. Koudijs and T. Wittebol
IMAGE CREDITS: d=3 Hans Roggen Rave Magazine Beamershop 24
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Visit the following page to learn more: http://www.dis3.com |
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CLIENT/STUDIO/BRAND DETAILS |
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NAME: Sony
PROFILE: Sony create and manufacture innovative technology and equipment that enables its clients to create immersive projects. Whether it is Media, Surveillance, Medical, Audio or Displays.
d=3 operates in the spatial arena. Working on exhibition concept and design and interior design.
DREAM
Translating your dreams into 3 dimensions . Or even less.
Dreams about your brand, your home, your environment.
We like the unrestrictedness of dreams.
It is our challenge to turn that freedom into experiences that make you smile.
DARE
Dare share your dreams and engage in the process with us.
It is the process that adds to the final outcome. The journey that makes it all worthwhile.
DO
We offer you the start and you can rely on us to accompany you to a safe arrival.
We look forward to travel together.
DREAM DARE DO
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COMMENTS |
Giulia Esposito |
Comment #3570 on December 25, 2022, 7:18 am |
I am absolutely in awe of this exhibition presentation. It is truly inspiring to witness a work of art that is so thoughtfully crafted and reflects such a unique sense of style. From the carefully chosen elements to the precise execution of the design, it is clear that no detail has been overlooked. The outcome is nothing short of remarkable and truly stands out in the world of design. Congratulations to Ton Wittebol for their outstanding achievement!
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Chloe Turner |
Comment #39442 on January 3, 2023, 12:43 pm |
I was absolutely mesmerized by the beauty of Ton Wittebol's exhibition presentation, 'd=3 SONY ISE 2016 Amsterdam'. The use of forest-inspired elements to create a dreamlike environment for Sony's high-end electronic equipment was truly captivating. It was a unique and powerful way to set the company apart from their competition, while also successfully promoting their products. Ton Wittebol's work is a perfect example of how design can be used to elevate a brand's image and showcase its offerings in a creative and captivating way. Congratulations to Ton Wittebol for winning this award!
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