Innovative design and practical exploration of dynamic environmental art installation driven by biomechanical principles
Abstract
With the continuous progress of science and technology, dynamic environmental art installations have gradually become an important part of modern urban space design, especially in public art, architectural landscape and interactive experience design, which has an important expressive power and functionality. This paper discusses how biomechanical principles can promote the innovative design of dynamic environmental art installations, proposes a series of innovative design concepts based on biomechanical principles, and analyzes and practically verifies them through several specific cases. The study shows that the combination of bionics, sustainable design and interactive design principles can effectively enhance the interactivity, sustainability and functionality of dynamic art installations, providing new perspectives and technical references for the design of future environmental art installations.
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