Dynamic Wall
The Dynamic Wall is an undulating, kinetic sculpture made of 128 thin panels stretching 12 feet high, creating a visual representation of mathematical formulas. Visitors watch patterns corresponding to these algorithms dance across the wall.
According to the New York Times, the Human Tree is “...the most popular exhibit in the museum.” As visitors approach a large projection surface, they see their bodies reflected back to them as they become the trunk, branches, and sub-branches of a tree-like fractal.
Poly Paint
In the PolyPaint exhibit, visitors decorate a digital canvas with a physical paintbrush as each brushstroke is repeated instantaneously in a vibrant wallpaper pattern.
Tile Factory
In the Tile Factory, visitors solve packing problems with physical tiles, solve analog puzzles and games on a series of tablets, and design their own tessellations—which are then sent to a laser cutter for a personalized souvenir.
Project Awards and Press
Project Awards
and Press
HOW INTERACTIVE DESIGN AWARD
Outstanding Achievement
COMMUNICATOR AWARD
SILVER: Interactive Media/ Education
SUMMIT CREATIVE AWARDS
GOLD: Interactive Media/ Education
