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Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu, Founding Partners of Neri&Hu Design and Research Office
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The Art of Bloom
Intertrend Communications
The Art of Bloom is an exhibition that combines tactile and technological elements to create a truly one-of-a-kind immersive experience.
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The Art of Bloom
Intertrend Communications
The venue, Edison Theatre, is a century-old theatre that Intertrend renovated and transformed to give back to the community of downtown Long Beach.
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The Art of Bloom
Intertrend Communications
The Art of Bloom was the first immersive exhibition in downtown Long Beach, California, and was held from July 24 to September 29, 2019.
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The Art of Bloom
Intertrend Communications
The main installation was called “The Petal Room”. It featured 3,500 real flowers, 6 million falling petals, interactive lighting, and a signature aroma.
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The Art of Bloom
Intertrend Communications
Whether playing with petals, posting social content, or stopping to reminisce for a while, visitors found their own unique ways of interacting with the exhibit.
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The Art of Bloom
Intertrend Communications
Our installations encouraged visitors to rediscover the special symbiotic relationship that humans have with flowers, and in turn, nature.
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The Art of Bloom
Intertrend Communications
The second installation,“Augmented Nature Room”, provided more intimate ways to interact with flowers and nature.
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The Art of Bloom
Intertrend Communications
To accentuate the visceral element of scent, we created a custom fragrance called “Symbiosis” which visitors could experience both in whole in the main room and in deconstructed form in the hallway.
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