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Parallax Field

Project Type : Experimental Pavilions / Perspectival Installation / R&D Prototype

Materials: Laser-cut Coloured Aluminium Panels, Structural Steel, Wood Boards

Keywords: Anamorphic Projection, Passive Parallax, Material Nesting Optimization

Parallax Field is a computationally driven visual system manifested as a series of static architectural monoliths. Developed as an R&D and consulting commission for Kaustik, the project probes the relationship between the moving body and the static object, creating an experiential landscape where imagery is not fixed, but contingent on the viewer's position in space.

Context: SummerWell Festival

Project Date: 08.2019

Size: 730 sqm

The installation utilizes a plastic vocabulary of rhythmic aluminum fins and a precisely engineered metallic substructure to function as a low-tech kinetic device. Through a rigorous process of form-finding and chromatic mapping, the same physical volume reveals divergent visual landscapes and key messaging depending on the observer’s trajectory.

This displacement transforms the festival environment into a sensory laboratory, where "static" architecture becomes a fluid interface between a brand’s narrative and the public's movement.

The extents of the services included high-density computational workflows, from initial site-constraint form-finding to complex nesting optimizations designed to minimize material waste. The final execution relied on precise fabrication protocols and rigorous QA oversight to ensure the alignment of the chromatic planes.

Fabrication: Kaustik(RO)

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