“Edge of Chaos”
What happens between order and chaos? The interactive art installation “Edge of Chaos” invites visitors to cross boundaries and experience this balance point between highly ordered and turbulent systems. The installation uses geometries developed in Overvelde’s research group and a kinetic installation to create a bewildering atmosphere. Rather than assembling the building blocks in a precise and systematic way, the “Edge of Chaos” installation mimics the design process of the future, where new materials, technology and ideas will emerge from turbulent processes and where artificial intelligence plays a major role. For AMOLF, the project addresses some key principles that are important to the institute. It tells a story about our technological world and it induces a collaborative culture that allows the active participation of children and the co-constructing of creative knowledge: learning by experimenting together.
“Edge of Chaos” is a collaboration with the Interactive Lab at the Bartlett School of Architecture in London (www.interactivearchitecture.org).
Watch ‘winners of the Open Call – Les Voyages de Capitaine futur’ from KIKK Festival on Vimeo.
“Edge of Chaos” will be exhibited in 2018 at the following locations:
- The Capitaine futur and the Supernature collective’s exhibition, held at La Gaîté Lyrique in Paris, France, from April to July 2018.
- The Cinekid Film, Television and Digital Media Festival in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, as part of the ten-day MediaLab exhibition in October 2018.
- Little.KIKK, an event held in conjunction with the KIKK Festival in Namur, Belgium, for 7 days in November 2018.
- One of the 3 projects will be exhibited at WoeLab in Lomé, Togo, in late 2018
