Suspended droplet-light installation
Illuminated droplet forms hang beneath an oval ceiling recess. The matched gallery film shows their changing elevations and coordinated formations.
YEJI, ANHUI, CHINA
Kinetic light and geometry exhibits in Yeji
A Yeji gallery reference bringing together a city-themed physical display, suspended droplet lights and an adjustable straight-line geometry model.
THE EXHIBITS AND THEIR SETTING
Light in motion.
Geometry you can see.
The gallery overview places a covered array of metal elements within an urban-science setting. The detailed records focus on two different experiences: droplet-shaped lights moving in coordinated formations, and a physical geometry model that changes its overall form using straight members between circular rings.
Plan a science-gallery exhibitFROM THE PROJECT PHOTO ARCHIVE
Look at the individual exhibits.
Look beyond the wide gallery view. Compare the physical form, visitor position and surrounding space in these actual reference photographs.
Straight-line geometry model
Straight elements span circular rings inside a transparent cylindrical enclosure. The recorded demonstration shows a transition between a more cylindrical and a waist-shaped arrangement.
THE PHYSICAL REFERENCE IN MOTION
See the actual recording.
These recordings come from the same named project archive as the exhibit references. Open a film for its viewing guide and product details.
28 sec · ACTUAL EXHIBIT FOOTAGE
Yeji kinetic lights: suspended droplets in motion
Suspended illuminated droplets change height in coordinated wave-like formations within the Yeji gallery.
Open video & viewing guide30 sec · ACTUAL EXHIBIT FOOTAGE
Yeji geometry model: straight lines and a curved form
An adjustable physical model changes from a more cylindrical arrangement to a waist-shaped form using straight elements between circular rings.
Open video & viewing guideFOR YOUR NEXT PROJECT
Turn the reference
into a practical brief.
Planning points for a comparable exhibit collection.
Define the movement and viewing distance
Agree the visual patterns, scale and positions from which visitors should see the installation.
Coordinate structures and access
Review suspension, separation, enclosure and staff access for the selected moving systems.
Connect the form to the explanation
Plan the text, diagrams or controls that help visitors connect a visible shape with its underlying idea.
Start with the visitor action, available space and intended supply scope.Prepare a project brief
FROM CONCEPT TO TURNKEY DELIVERY
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