create your world installation by raanan stern and shoval shekrel
assembled like an inflated children's game, the interactive installation allows visitors to modify and assemble their own design space.
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20 famous objects designed during the past 150 yearsimage © omri shapira
‘create your world’ is an interactive installation, created and designed by architects raanan stern and shoval shekrel for the 2013 holon design week.located at the foot of the holon museum, the intervention is first of its kind, allowing any visitor to modify and assemble their own design space.featuring a collection of 20 known objects designed over the past 150 years, each piece has undergone the abstraction of form and color. all objects are translated into wooden pallets covered with primary and complementary color palettes.
assembled like an inflated children’s game, the final results are then presented on top of white modular platforms. conceived at different heights, they move on rails, enclosed in a wooden frame. a small pavilion is built from the remainder of the wood-stock with an index of pictures and text. the exhibition includes classic designs such as the ‘barcelona chair’ by mies van der rohe and contemporary work such as philippe starck’s ‘light gun’.
eames chair and 1929’s barcelona chair by mies van der rohe
the installation is an interactive park for kids
a small pavilion was built from the remainder of the platforms with an index of pictures and text
light box by american architect frank lloyd wright
visitor could modify and assemble his own designed space
all objects are drawn on wooden pallets covered with the three primary colors
all objectsare drawn on wooden pallets covered with the three primary colors
the installation contrasting ron arad’s design museum
project information:
photos 1-11 by omri shapira photos 12-13 by aviad bar – ness all documents by architect raanan stern + shoval shekrel
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