Daan Roosegaarde is a designer from the Netherlands. His work is all about the interaction between the human body and technology- the public and the design become one. In a new design which combines ventilators, sensors, software and other media, FLOW reacts to sounds and movement. FLOW creates an artificial wind as the human body moves around the structure. The human thus feels a part of the design and becomes aware of their connection.
Designer: Daan Roosegaarde [ Movie of Flow ]
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