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Sensiwall

Sensiwall is a multisensory wall prototyped in 2016 for children and adults alike. To combine auditory, tactile, visual and proprioceptive stimuli Antonella choose to create a wooden surface painted with crystal ink as the main background wall and attached different elements to it by means of drilling or gluing objects onto the panel. Human electrical capacitance trigger sounds of a drum; the stretchy bands trigger sound FXs when pulled; the servomotor is activated by blowing on the piezo and triggers the windmill to spin. The “Snoezelen” rooms developed in the Netherlands around the 70s inspired the idea behind Sensiwall.

People

Antonella Nonnis
Nick Bryan-Kinns

Research Areas

Blower-assembled-Sensiwall — Assembled Blower

People-playing Sensiwall.jpg — People playing Sensiwall

People-playing Sensiwall1 — People playing Sensiwall

People-playing Sensiwall2 — People playing Sensiwall

People-playing Sensiwall3 — People playing Sensiwall