the pixels crossing: sensory tunnel by miguel chevalier
image © miguel chevalier
all images courtesy of miguel chevalier

 

 

 

using LED technology ‘the pixels crossing 2012’ by french designer miguel chevalier is a sensory artwork completed in collaboration with trafik and sound composer michel redolfi. installed inside the temporary tunnel, connecting the forum des halles and the place carrée in paris, the light piece features successive, multicolored graphical scenes that harmoniously follow to a musical rhythm. a cadenced wave pattern of sound palpitates from the walls with light diffracting within the alveolar polycarbonate panels. spanning along the 40m tunnel, the 4m high sensory artwork enriches pedestrian’s experience as they walk along the transit route. transforming a regular tunnel into a magical and contemporary passage.

 

 

the pixels crossing: sensory tunnel by miguel chevalier
the artwork was installed inside a temporary tunnel that connects the forum des halles and the place carrée in paris
image © miguel chevalier

 

 

the pixels crossing: sensory tunnel by miguel chevalier
the light piece features successive, multicolored graphical scenes that harmoniously follow the rhythm of the music
image © miguel chevalier

 

 

the pixels crossing: sensory tunnel by miguel chevalier
spanning along the 40m tunnel, the immersive artwork transforms the pedestrian tunnel
image © miguel chevalier

 

 

the pixels crossing: sensory tunnel by miguel chevalier
a cadenced wave pattern of sound palpitates from the walls with light diffracting within the alveolar polycarbonate panels
image © miguel chevalier

 

 

the pixels crossing: sensory tunnel by miguel chevalier
the artwork was completed in collaboration with trafik and sound composer michel redolfi
image © miguel chevalier

 

 

the pixels crossing: sensory tunnel by miguel chevalier
the piece transforms a regular tunnel into a magical and contemporary passage.
image © miguel chevalier

 

 

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