As an exploration of biomorphic expression, the interactive light installation Nouveaux proposes a sensory dialogue between nature and algorithm, an encounter between body, form, and light. Its texture evokes an interconnected ecosystem, a rhizomatic network of fluid structures that grow, breathe, and continuously transform. An aesthetic of living forms in which nature is not merely represented, but felt.

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Composed of organic elements coexisting in a subtle balance between repetition and variation, the work offers a contemporary reinterpretation of Art Nouveau sensibility. Moving beyond surface ornamentation towards the very anatomy of fluidity, the installation preserves the movement's organic essence, while the human presence becomes an integral part of the composition. It invites touch and exploration, transforming delight into an experience to be lived rather than simply observed.

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The interactive mechanism is powered by discreetly integrated capacitive sensors. Through touch, visitors activate the inner echo of light and enhance the depth of the forms, revealing an intimate and ephemeral dialogue between matter, body, and light.