InPark Magazine: In 2009, Lisa Passamonte Green, CEO and Principal-in-Charge of U.S.-based lighting design firm Visual Terrain, received a call from artist Dan Corson. Since they had attended San Diego State University together, Dan had become a successful artist, using light in many of his installations.
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This reminds me of this year's prompt for line and form, making people think about a space they might see as mundane differently. The fact that it could be put into some place and completely change how the people in that space are interacting with it, encouraging them to be more playful. I like that there is a way for it to be really big and inhabit a large outdoor space or it can be made smaller and more budget friendly to make this very cool technology more accessible. I really like that they put an emphasis on making the technology intuitive and easily workable for any user adding to the accessibility. This interactive lighting technology also reminds me of one room in Meow Wolf Denver and I wonder if it is Visual Terrain or another similar technology.
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