Flowlands is an interactive installation welcoming visitors in the lobby of CODE (Center of Digital Experiences) in Veszprém, Hungary.
The dynamic relief is composed of block-like geometric elements that continuously grow, shrink, and reorganize as the scene evolves. Though simple on their own, these elements belong to a larger hierarchical structure, allowing them to move together organically and create the impression of a living, breathing entity.
The environment reacts to human presence in real time: the structure tracks visitors in proximity, attempting to mirror or reproduce their silhouettes as they move through the space.
The assembly logic is driven by a recursive subdivision algorithm—the complex is generated by repeatedly splitting each existing segment into two, with controlled randomness shaping the emerging formations.
Flóra Petrók
Gáspár Hajdu