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A wall made of 60 different hexagonal modules that can react to the nearby’s presence is created by graphic designer Thibaut Sld. Based in Canada, the artist created this responsive wall which is able to mimic the viewers movements thanks to a motion tracking technology decoding and interpreting the gestures and actions of a person within close range inducing a quite impressive sight. The installation is called “Hexi” and is a project where geometry, art, interaction and mechanisms collide perfectly.
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Watch in the following video how “Hexi” interacts with the viewer:
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