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Green-Backed Tit Nesting Plan Art Installation and Pavilion

A' Design Award 2022 Silver Winner in Lighting Products and Fixtures Design

22 April 2022

Green-Backed Tit Nesting Plan Art Installation and Pavilion by Yi-Chang Chen
Green-Backed Tit Nesting Plan Art Installation and Pavilion by Yi-Chang Chen
Green-Backed Tit Nesting Plan Art Installation and Pavilion by Yi-Chang Chen
Green-Backed Tit Nesting Plan Art Installation and Pavilion by Yi-Chang Chen
Green-Backed Tit Nesting Plan Art Installation and Pavilion by Yi-Chang Chen

Yi-Chang Chen · CLIENT: Sun Moon Lake National Scenic Area of the Tourism Bureau

Green-Backed Tit Nesting Plan is an art installation and pavilion with an integrated lighting design at Sun Moon Lake. The nest-like structure invites visitors to step inside and rest. The lighting design begins with human vision rather than illuminating the installation itself. Attention is placed on balancing the illumination between the surrounding environment and the visitors. Lighting fixtures with suitable light distribution and cut-off angles are integrated into the wooden structure to create a glare-free ambiance that sustains the tranquility of the lake.

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Unique Properties
Artist creates this nest installation for visitors to get into the nest, take a rest and find their inner peace. Lighting design starts from the human vision instead of glowing the installation itself. As an art installation which people can get inside, lighting design focus on putting attention to create the illumination balance between the environment and the visitors. Lighting fixture with proper light distribution and cut-off angle are integrated with the structure of the installation to build a glare-free ambiance.
Dimensions & Packaging
Width 5000mm x Depth 5000mm x Height 3300mm
Tags
Bird nest, Pavilion, Art Installation, Wood structure, Bionic, techniquetoconstruct, Sun Moon Lake
Inspiration
The Nesting Plan mimics Green-backed Tit’s nest-building style from nature’s animal master architects. At Sun Moon Lake, artist Cheng Tsung FENG studied it constructed their nests and reproduced their nesting process and method. FENG then interpreted this delicate techniquetoconstruct a resting nest using human woodworking skills which welcomes travelers ashore at Ita Thau Pier, Stunning lakes and imposing mountains echoing off each other makes Sun Moon Lake a place well worth visiting.
Image Credits
Photographer: Fixer Photographic Studio

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