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Dynamic Light for Wellbeing is the launch of our first collection of light objects. Each light installation appeals to the senses and enhances health and happiness in its own way.
The collection is developed to be applied at, among others, (semi)public spaces like schools and hospitals.
On show
Dynamic Light for Wellbeing is an overview of three of our latest products and installations, all using light as a material and all based on research in (environmental) psychology. Come and experience a play with reflections, shadows and coloured light, and see how it enhances wellbeing.
On show is the further developed of Breathing Light, a light object that introduces moving spots of light that replicate the gentle rhythm of breathing, aiming to stimulate you to breath along and reduce your stress level.
Next to that, we will exhibit two new light installations that are developed for the Oncology Department of Elisabeth Tweesteden Ziekenhuis in Tilburg, in close collaboration with Spaces for Wellbeing (consisting of A+N studio, curator Justine Kontou and environmental psychologist Renske Bongers).
The play with reflection, shadows and colours creates a sense of belonging and a sensory distraction during treatments. Both light objects aim to contribute to the wellbeing of both employees and patients.
About A+N Studio (Alissa+Nienke)
As wellbeing has become an ever-expanding concern in today’s society, A+N’s aim is to design interior products that appeal to the senses and enhance individual health and happiness.
Inspired by nature and combining craftsmanship with leading-edge technologies, they design innovative materials, objects and installations for interior architecture, that trigger curiosity and interaction.
