Ueberall International, an LA based design firm, in partnership with E Ink created DAZZLE, an interactive work of public art at the San Diego airport's new rental car station.
DAZZLE. Image: E ink
The interactive facade is created with e-paper, a technology similarly used in e-readers, but applied here on an architectural scale. Made with over 2,000 interactive tiles, the installation spans a third of a mile. The design is inspired by Norman Wilkinson’s “Razzle Dazzle” camouflage technique used on ships during World War I.
Razzle Dazzle on WWI ship. Image via Wikipedia.
Watch the video of the instillation bellow:
DAZZLA at the San Diego Airport
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