The Reflection Room Installation by Beck Storer and Paul Meeuwsen |
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| DESIGN NAME: The Reflection Room PRIMARY FUNCTION: Installation INSPIRATION: The Cutaway created The Reflection Room, an inspiring and visually beautiful installation that allows consumers to immerse themselves in the Chinese New Year sentiments of Longevity, Prosperity and Happiness. Inspired by the colour red, which symbolises good fortune, the Reflection Room is a spatial experience that is created entirely from red mirrors to create an infinite space. Inside, typography plays the role of connecting the audience to each of the Chinese New Year’s main values and prompts people to reflect on the year that has been and the year ahead. UNIQUE PROPERTIES / PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The Reflection Room is created entirely from red mirror perspex, from floor to ceiling, resulting with an internal space that appears to go on forever into the infinite. One steps inside and is confronted with an endless vision of what appears to be a galaxy of red shadows and lights. It is in this moment, the audience notice's the subtle message's of happiness, longevity and prosperity crafted in gold foil appearing from the walls - enticing them to reflect and consider their own future for 2017. OPERATION / FLOW / INTERACTION: The Reflection Room interacts with the public by creating a space where one can document their experience with their own smart phone. It is a personal space created to engage the public to reflect on the pass and future and embrace the Chinese values of happiness, prosperity and longevity. The hashtag #thereflectionroom was also created to encourage the public to engage and share their Chinese New Year reflections. PROJECT DURATION AND LOCATION: The Reflection Room was available at the Emporium Melbourne for the public from January 26th - February 5th 2017 FITS BEST INTO CATEGORY: Fine Arts and Art Installation Design |
PRODUCTION / REALIZATION TECHNOLOGY: Entirely made from red mirror perspex, internally and externally. LED tube lights installed internally to create ambience. Gold foil lettering throughout the internal space. SPECIFICATIONS / TECHNICAL PROPERTIES: Room size: 2.4 metres x 2.4 metres TAGS: installation, spatial, retail, architecture, graphic design, RESEARCH ABSTRACT: Research play an integral part of the creative process, ensuring we had a through understanding of the symbolism of Chinese New Year. Qualitative research methods were applied, conducting of many interviews from people in the China Town district of Melbourne. CHALLENGE: To create a fully clad mirror room in just under 12 hours was a challenge in it self! ADDED DATE: 2017-01-30 22:46:57 TEAM MEMBERS (3) : Creative Director: Beck Storer, Creative Director: Paul Meeuwsen and Production Manager: Allan Davis IMAGE CREDITS: Photography Credits: Rikki Bunder Video Credits: Micah Gianneli, Emporium Melbourne |
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NAME: Emporium Melbourne PROFILE: Emporium Melbourne is the largest Australian designer retail precinct in the country.It's 225 stores provide a fusion of fashion, culture, food and art. It features a mix of Australian and International designers, innovative concept and flagship stores, plus world class architecture. |
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The Reflection Room Installation by Beck Storer and Paul Meeuwsen is Winner in Fine Arts and Art Installation Design Category, 2016 - 2017.· Press Members: Login or Register to request an exclusive interview with Beck Storer and Paul Meeuwsen . · Click here to register inorder to view the profile and other works by Beck Storer and Paul Meeuwsen . |
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