Tuesday, 29 January 2008
Dating
Group Members
Theo Blackburn
Aashield Stav
Lauren Coleman
We reflected on awkward silences, uncomfortable shifting and lack of eye contact. Refining ideas to replace the stereotypical candle on the table and become a conversation piece. Movement and sound is detected by this light; and shown through the table as vines grow.
The interactive table and lamp would most likely be used in a café or bar environment. It could also fit into the home, and be offered in a select range of different sizes, and perhaps colours and patterns. The design’s strength is in facilitating the flow of intimate conversation. Providing a tangible and visual representation of the energy shared between two people.
Links to similar products:
http://www.mathmos.com/erol.html#4611X0
http://www.interaction-ivrea.it/theses/2003-04/
tableportation/tp_research_13.html
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