At the ‘Everyday Plus’ exhibition, Tse Tsz Studio and Kelvin Ho Design present the AI interactive installation ‘Imaginative Things’. In the ‘Everyday Plus Reimagination’ zone, visitors can input prompts into the AI to reimagine everyday items like chairs, racquets or ropes with their unique flair, watching them morph into unprecedented forms, then animate them! This zone demonstrates that AI is not only a tool but also a creative partner, helping us realise wild ideas and consider ways to embed sustainable design into everyday life.
Can everyday objects become something extraordinary and imaginative? This interactive experience begins with the idea of “+”. Looking back at daily objects, many were once groundbreaking inventions—like electric lights, steam trains, and plastic. Innovations improve convenience and quality of life and spark new ways of thinking. TSE TSZ STUDIO and Kelvin Ho Design invite public participation. This project uses AI tools to transform everyday objects into imaginative visual elements, exploring creative collaboration and design possibilities.
We created a motion graphic showcasing AI transformation of daily objects into future goods. The items in exhibition - chair, knot, can & racket keep shapeshifting to become imaginative things with the power of AI and idea from public.
The aim of the project was to encourage the public to explore their creativity. An interactive booth was hold for visitors to leave their imaginative ideas, which will be visualized by AI.
It was a jam between technology and human creativity.
We treated AI as a creative tool to spark ideas of the visitors. It made creative process easier to access.
Jenny Tse Product & Social Designer
A digital application showcases the creative process of how AI interprets Everyday+ . Visitors can provide instructions to guide the AI in transforming ordinary objects into imaginative creations! It allowed visitor easily understand what creative AI generation tools are operating for.
We were honored to be invited for sharings and holding workshops for the exhibition "Everyday +". It was a good chance to discuss our thought on creative ideas and development of AI with the public and other designers.
