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Emotion changes in various reasons. ILLUMIO is an abstract model of how a human feels in his/her human relationship and the environment.


ILLUMIO has a base with 16 holes and 4 light bulbs. The main body of the base is made of frosted glass, which reflects ambient light around a light bulb. The curved shape represents the earth and the shape of the light bulb implies a human being. 

According to the position of the light bulbs, the color that the LED in a bulb emits changes. This shows a human feels differently when the surroundings change.

The arrangement of the bulbs means human relationships. There are numerous patterns of the bulb arrangements. Some examples are shown in the next image.



Color Variation Examples

Robert Plutchik's psychoevolutionary theory of emotion is one of the most influential classification approaches for general emotional responses. The colors that the lights change to are based on his color graph. In addition to color variations, the intensity of the lights also varies according to the lights’ positions. For example, if the “trusted” square is located in the corner, the intensity of the green light becomes weaker because the position implies “united but biased”.


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Jihad Lahham
Jihad Lahham, 09-01-09
I like that
Sofia Ferreira
Sofia Ferreira, 06-17-09
nice concept
Golova
Golova , 06-15-09
interesting
zijun li
zijun li, 06-05-09
good
Laura Rodriguez
Laura Rodriguez, 06-04-09
this is really interesting.
Oleh Gryshchenko
great concept!
Patrick Midway
Patrick Midway, 06-03-09
very interesting concept, well done.
Mikolaj Ptaszynski
Nice, great way of illustrating emotion... it's always hard to do
Evgeny (Zhenya) West
hey connect four! great concept with the light bulbs!!!
Julia Turusheva
Julia Turusheva, 06-03-09
super
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