It's a project, which grew out of master studies' workshop "Smart textile for public spaces".
A light insallation for a patient room of a hospice department of a long-term nursing clinic.
The light installation consists of 5 modules, the sides of which have led-light strips that are programmed to light and dim in a slow mode. This allows patients to relax, bring some emotional elevation and light to the room. The modules are decorated with a polyester fabric, which has a silk-screen printed volume pattern of trees and leaves.
The TEAM:
Project supervisor: senior research fellow Kärt Ojavee
Master students of interior architecture and textle design: Keiu Albi, Rita Assor, Katrin Kabun, Jette Heinlo, Liisa Aid
TTÜ biorobotics engineer: Jaan Rebane
Special to thanks to KR Stuudio OÜ
Client: ITK Järve long-term nursing clinic
Estonian ETV channel's "Ringvaade" programme (in Estonian) covers the project on minutes 32:25 - 42:28.
http://etv.err.ee/v/1f64ff61-33de-4e9a-8948-a2919db0cf3f
