The Moodwall is situated in a pedestrian tunnel and interacts with people passing by, improving the atmosphere in the tunnel and making people happy and feel less unsafe. The interactive urban wallpaper was first installed in Amsterdam. It is 24 meter long and built out of about 2500 leds behind a ribbed semi-transparent wall.
The Moodwall was suggested as a solution to improve the public space of the social unsafe area of the Amsterdam Bijlmer.
Moodwall is a collaboration of Studio Klink (architecture and design), Illuminate (interactive lighting and video content), Cube (building and development) and students of the dutch art academy HKU.
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Public Safety Urban Solution: The Interactive Moodwall
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