A form that can respond.

We bring together original objects, sensors, programming and light. From a first bench experiment to an installation a visitor can interact with.

AUREA in testing — rays of light around the object under construction — AUREA. Light testing before final assembly.

Signal · material · response

We show technology through things that were actually built on the bench.

Addressable LED light test in the workshop — We program rhythm and colour point by point.

Wave-textured brass surface under light — The material decides how the light behaves.

Organic resin-printed form beside electronics — The form develops together with the electronics.

Orcanica · an original interactive sculpture

Your presence changes its light.

In Orcanica, radar detects a person and the program translates presence and movement into ocean-inspired animations. Light is part of the sculpture’s behaviour.

This is how we design objects that invite people closer: read a signal, give it meaning and create a response that belongs to the form.

Watch Orcanica respond

A.I. SmartArts — Made By Artist
Concept and creation: Cai Caslavinieri

Orcanica — the complete sculpture with an organic form and luminous base

Orcanica — colourful animation in the brass base — Light integrated into the structure.

Hand-working a brass element of the object — Brass, assembly, testing.

Naoki. Technology becomes an object.

Created for Dentsu, this object combines levitation, selected-word recognition in four languages, 114 independent light points and NFC. Brass and wood give the system its physical character.

Completed Naoki object with a levitating platform and illuminated base — Naoki for Dentsu. Cai Caslavinieri / A.I. SmartArts.

CAD model of Naoki’s levitating element — Designing proportions and space for the mechanism.

Hand-finishing Naoki’s brass plate — Working the brass.

Levitation test on the workbench — Testing levitation.

The form and mechanism develop together. The enclosure must hold the electronics, let light through and preserve the right proportions.

Watch Naoki in action

What can trigger a response?

We start with what the visitor does, then choose the sensor, program and response. These are mechanisms we use in our objects and experiments.

Orcanica — detail of the original sculpture.

Radar and laser sensing

The object notices someone approaching.

Radar triggers a response without touching the sculpture. In Orcanica, human presence and movement influence a luminous interpretation of the ocean. Melíai uses a laser sensor to detect presence.

Approach → detection → a change in light

We adapt the detection zone to the venue, visitor distance and background movement, then check it on a prototype.

Watch Orcanica in motion

AUREA · VIG / C-QUADRAT TFI

Many layers. One visitor experience.

AUREA is a physical AI persona. It converses using approved brand materials, responds with a voice and connects content with image, music and light. NFC takes the visitor to its dedicated website.

For the workshop, it is an integration project: electronics, sound, programmed responses and physical form must work together. The photographs trace the path from exposed circuits to the finished object.

The complete AUREA story

Igor Żytka — originator on the VIG / C-QUADRAT side, project initiator and creative support.

Completed AUREA in its light environment — The completed object. Caslavinieri Advancements Interactive.

AUREA electronics and components being assembled on the bench — Integrating the components before closing the enclosure.

Testing AUREA’s LED matrix, NFC and electronics — Testing light response and connections.

Where an idea takes shape.

The workshop also holds forms still seeking their application. We test light geometry, materials, electronics and fabrication methods. These experiments inform decisions before production.

Workshop notebook — prototypes and material studies.

Experimental structure with curved lines of light and exposed controls — Light in space. Testing structure, geometry and control.

Optical study with concentric light reflections — Reflection and depth. An optical study.

Brass surface with a wave-like texture — Material changes the way we see light.

Brief · prototype · production

What can we build for you?

We can design the complete object, provide the technology for an agency or fabricator, or begin with a paid prototype to test the idea.

For our first conversation, we need the venue, timing and what the visitor should do. We then propose a scope, production approach and a first stage to establish the cost.

Let’s discuss the object

A brand object

An original form, award or object that tells a brand’s story through material, light and interaction.

Data in physical space

A model or map where a visitor’s choice triggers a flow of light and related content on a screen.

An installation for a group

Shared visitor activity changes the scene. We choose a gesture, button or other signal to suit the venue and audience.

An exhibition that responds

Presence, movement or voice guides a story. Light, sound and screen become part of a shared situation.

From experiment to launch

Scenario and prototype

We test the essential response before building the complete object.

Fabrication and integration

We bring together form, electronics, software and content.

Testing for the project

We define checks for idle states, restarts, offline operation and multiple visitors, as appropriate to the installation.

Installation and handover

We agree on transport, setup, operating instructions and the scope of on-site support.

Tell us what your business needs.

A few sentences about the company, the planned website or the task that currently takes time are enough. We reply within two business days.

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Sensors and light connecting objects, data and audience response.