Design installation

CO2morrow is a reactive sculpture, first shown at the Royal Academy of Arts in London as a part of the show, “Earth: Art of a Changing World” in 2009. Inspired by Timothy Morton’s idea of the hyperobject, CO2morrow approaches climate change as an issue of consciousness. The sculpture is created almost entirely out of carbon fiber and is modeled after a scrubber molecule that takes CO2 out of the air, based on research by chemist Omar Yaghi. The sculpture is also covered in LED lights that react in real time to data received from a network of sensing technologies in the United Kingdom. During the project, the Climate Research Unit at the University of East Anglia, who were helping Lutyens and his team collect data, were hac... More

 "Ripple” huge 10-meter lighting fixture that floats in the new lobby of the Herbert Samuel Hotel, at the iconic Opera Tower Custom made lighting installation by Studio Ariel Zuckerman, in the vast lobby of the new Herbert Samuel Hotel, at the iconic Opera tower of Tel Aviv. The space was designed by Architect Firm Ran and Morris who approached our studio to design a huge,ten-meter diameter lighting fixture, the brief was in one hand an object big enough to "hold" the huge space, and on the other hand not to take over, Adding to the huge challenge the fixture hanging cannot be directly upward Because of the sky light at the ceiling, and so by working with light but strong materials, dividing into smaller segments, and anchoring... More

Installation HUMAN PROPORTIONS (10 x 4 x h 6 m.)project MASSIMO IOSA GHINIproduction KNAUF ITALIA, CORRADI, MANNI GREEN TECHwith Intro, COSTRUIRELEGGERO, STYLCASAlights iGuzzini illuminazioneA path that modifies and amplifies space, interpreting its depth, dynamism and architectural proportions in relation to the human figure: the installation by Massimo Iosa Ghini is a volume with a rectangular visual form that embodies a perspective itinerary with an entrance that is larger that the final portion.Ten meters in length, the structure uses the human body as its reference to create an initial non-finite effect, connected to time, distance and the desire to reach what seems to be unreachable. It terminates with the awareness of the idea develo... More

The Awen’ Indigenous Gathering Place is a new space for sharing, learning, teaching, ceremony, celebration, and contemplation commissioned by the Town of Collingwood to advance truth and reconciliation.The Awen’ Gathering Place was designed by architects and landscape architects of Brook McIlroy’s Indigenous Design Studio in collaboration with renowned educator, artist, and poet Dr. Duke Redbird of the Saugeen First Nation. It is an open-air pavilion sited prominently on top of a hill in Harbourview Park, between the lake and the town.The concept, based on the teachings of Dr. Redbird, is a representation of the layers of the food forest, with each layer linked to one of the Seven Ancestor Teachings. Tilting Alaskan Cedar poles seven metres... More

With a crisp and clear brief of creating a temporary 18000 sqft workspace for a year, a fun and frolic hyper local transport company - GoJek approached us. With a short term execution of 45 days and budget constraints, this project came with its own restrictions. The site was in a pre-existing building; hence the services were left untouched. “The utter mess” was the first glance and the notion that geared up the design process. Introduction of bright colours to overpower the cluttered exposed ceiling became the concept of the project. The white envelope of ceiling and workstations blending with colours make a refreshing working environment.     Taking inspiration from the active and lively work culture of the c... More

'Designing for a public space in India goes beyond the aesthetics into multitude of other issues right from functions, economics, sustainability, maintenance, vandalism, and the list could be endless. Being a developing country we are always grappling with infrastructural issues but at the same time for the cultural growth of the country an equal respect needs to be given to art and aesthetics and more so in the public realm, not just in the art galleries where it can be admired by a selected few. Hence it becomes imperative to derive a language of art where the aesthetics seamlessly merge with functionality in every project right from infrastructural to public spaces. So does it mean that a public art/installation in India is always connec... More