The museum of the glass floating; The integration of tradition and artificial intelligence to save the earth

The “Glass Floating Museum” project is formed in collaboration with international designers and architects and the use of artificial intelligence and has been introduced as an innovative symbol of environmental and sustainability. The main idea of ​​this project is to link the history of glass to contemporary design and architectural experience. This collection is inspired by the art of blowing glass, which Venetians have continued for more than 5 years. (Yanko Design)

Photographer: Luca Curci Architects X Giulia Tassi Design

The glass floating museum is designed as a global environment for the environment and is supposed to be a place where art, nature and tradition intersect. According to the design team, the purpose of the project is to create a space in which contemporary art and sustainable design are intertwined in the form of leading architecture, inviting visitors to contemplate, discover and discuss the future of the earth. Designers emphasized in a statement that the museum of float convey an important message about climate change. The text of their statement is stated:

Today’s climate change has affected all countries and will increase tomorrow. Climate patterns are changing, sea level rises, severe atmospheric events increase, and greenhouse gas emissions have reached the highest date.

Photographer: Luca Curci Architects X Giulia Tassi Design

Images produced with artificial intelligence in the glass floating museum show a imaginative view of colorful glass pieces. These pieces in the yellow, orange and pink color spectrum create a bright and energetic atmosphere that at the same time induce relaxation and meditation. Other parts, including red, orange or pink glass trees, are similar to real trees that make a direct link to nature. Some pieces also have a scope similar to massive chemical sets.

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Cover Source: Yanko Design | Designers: Luca Curci Architects and Giulia Tassi Design