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Multiverse by fuse*
This week I’ve decided to do a peer review of a Han Yu’s looking outward’s post. I found a post that is very interesting and it contains a project that immediately drew my attention. It is a art installation that has heavy usage of both visuals and sounds by a company called fuse*. The project is representative of the vastness of the multiverse that is infinite and always going through the cycle of life- that is, the birthing and the dying of the universe. Personally, I thought that the project was very engaging as an artform that encourages the audience to fall into deep thought. It really showed the immenseness of the universe with huge displays with patterns that never repeats itself. I thought that the experience of the project could have been improved had the screen been wider horizontally (like a room) and had different noises that blend with the visual display- or had other features such as user interation. Otherwise the I would have to agree with the poster about the influence that it has on the viewer- it really does give a sense of the infinite possibility of life. Overall, it was a super unique project with very good execution.
Link to Original Work: https://courses.ideate.cmu.edu/15-104/f2018/2018/09/18/han-yu-looking-outwards-04/
Creator’s name: fuse*
Created in 2018 in Italy