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Exhibition 2004
NEXT2004
Sponsored By: Urban 2
Interaction-Ivrea:
Rikako Sakai, Dario Buzzini, Peggy Thoeny, Giorgio Olivero, Jennifer Bove, Simone Pia, Nathan Waterhouse, Giovanni Cannata, Anurag Seghal,
Simona Maschi, Line Ulrika Christiansen
More Photos: NEXT2004 Gallery
Photo by Line Ulrika Christiansen
Me, Interactive Bodysnatcher!
You... ...Little Mermaid?
Interactive Bodysnatchers Head North
After the Triennale show at the Furniture Fair in Milan, after the first Architecture Biennale in Beijing, after the Mole tower in Turin, the Stazione Leopolda (and Fortezza da Basso) in Florence, the old seaport in Genoa, the San Salvador convent in Venice...the bodysnatchers are now finally heading north.
For the first year, Interaction Design Institute Ivrea has been invited to attend Next 2004 in Copenhagen, Denmark, a major design event which examines technology as applied to products and devices we come across in all stages of our lives. Inventors and researchers alike will present a series of spectacular applications of technology. Next2004 will feature a conference with international lectures delivering their view on innovative designs and technology as well as an exhibition of several projects.
Interaction-Ivrea presents Smart Skins, a project by Rikako Sakai, Not So White Walls, a project by Dario Buzzini, Tableportation, a project by Peggy Thoeny and Giorgio Olivero, CollaBolla, a project by Jennifer Bove, Simone Pia and Nathan Waterhouse and CreativeCollision, a project by Giovanni Cannata and Anurag Seghal. Interaction-Ivrea Associate Professor Simona Maschi delivers a talk on Innovation at Interaction-Ivrea: when technology meets creativity.
Photo by Line Ulrika Christiansen
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