Night Bright, by Emily Gobeille & Theo Watson, is an interactive installation of nocturnal discovery where children use their bodies to light up the nighttime forest and discover the creatures that inhabit it. Listening to the creatures’ sounds children can locate them in the forest, as they play a nighttime game of hide and seek. Read more about the project here.
Brian Lucid is a designer, educator, and consultant whose personal and professional work spans from traditional communications in static and temporal media to computational design and physical interfaces. More...
Posts tagged Emily Gobeille
Emily Gobeille and Theo Watson’s “Jungle” and “City” are the first two in a series of experimental posters for children that combine science, nature, algorithm and design, to feed children’s imagination and curiosity. Here To There combines programmatically created elements with illustration and character design to tell a multi-layered story that feeds both hemispheres of the brain. The posters explore concepts of algorithm, permutation, cause and effect, and topology (to name a few) and these elements become the building blocks for the different worlds and the stories being told. They are for sale now. More information about the posters is on the product page.
