Prismatica

Prismatica is a large-scale, interactive light installation created by the Montreal-based artist collective Moment Factory. The installation consists of a series of towering, crystalline prisms that stand over six meters tall. Each prism is equipped with a sophisticated lighting system and a motion sensor. As visitors move through the installation, their presence triggers changes in the light and sound emitted by the prisms.

The prisms are designed to refract light in a way that creates a dynamic and immersive environment. The colors and patterns projected by the prisms shift and evolve, responding to the movement and proximity of individuals. This interactive element encourages visitors to engage with the artwork, exploring how their own actions influence the sensory experience. The soundscape of Prismatica is also reactive, with ambient tones and melodies complementing the visual displays.

Prismatica has been exhibited in various cities around the world, often in public spaces such as parks and plazas. Its design aims to evoke a sense of wonder and playfulness, transforming ordinary environments into extraordinary spectacles. The installation is intended to be accessible and enjoyable for people of all ages, fostering shared experiences and a connection with light and color. Moment Factory is known for its work in multimedia installations, stage productions, and architectural lighting, and Prismatica is a notable example of their artistic approach to public art.