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Posted by Lisa Smith | 18 Oct 2010
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This past weekend in Philadelphia, 100 orbs of light floated in the Schuylkill River, glimmering and changing color in response to the activity of passers-by on shore. The installation, designed by Howeler + Yoon Architecture, is enabled by RFID tags—when a visitors sit on the landed orbs, the floating ones respond by changing the pattern of light spanning the river, without any physical tether between land and water.
Sadly, the installation was only three days long, but we did find this fantastic video of what it feels like in person, peppered with some local Philadelphia perspective.
Our favorite part of this is the installation process involved kayaks and a paddleboat— we can only imagine...
More photos of this bright installation follow.
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It was indeed awesome... video of my Airedale critique too!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoWwL0sWNE8
Bogart Handsome Devil
This was one of hundreds of fantastic DesignPhiladelphia events.
Amazing work in an amazing city.