Living Canvas reimagines blank walls as immersive, curated experiences. Designed for a newly purchased home, the project integrates light, form, and digital design to transform static spaces into vibrant, layered environments.
Installations
- Kitchen Lightbox: A series of foam-mounted custom prints with LED backlighting
- Stairwell Gallery: A grid of complementary prints arranged to bring structure and flow for a gallery aesthetic
- Neon Freeform Sculpture: A hand-sculpted light installation using neon flex wire, introducing an organic, playful element at the base of the stairs.
- Infinity Mirror: A LED infinity mirror placed in the living room, with origami paper peaking out of the mirrored layers, creating a dynamic, interactive visual effect that plays with perception.
- Generative Digital Artwork: A printed and mounted code-generated piece installed in the guest room, adding a contemporary and computational aesthetic.
- Sakura Series: A 3-panel artwork of Japanese tatami x sakura leaves mounted at the top of the stairs
Materials
- Art: Custom-designed prints, foam posterboard, and generative digital artwork.
- Lighting: LED strip lights, neon flex wire, soldered connections, and integrated backlighting.
- Technology: Generative design software, hand-sculpted wiring, and mounting components.
Living Canvas activates architectural space by layering installations that combine physical and digital mediums. Each piece transforms its environment, fostering an interplay between structure, light, and curated design.
