Net installation

austria's architekturforum tirol hosts an interactive installation by numen/for use constructed of stitched safety nets, which suspend in and around the surrounding surfaces of the generous gallery space.

Visitors to an Austrian museum transcend the exhibition space on a steep black staircase constructed from layers of net, by Numen/For Use.

Industrial designer Konstantin Grcic's installed seats made of netting suspended from a metal structure at Design Miami/ last week.

Design: Numen Exhibitet: House for Contemporary Art Z33 / 02.07. – 02.10.2011. Hasselt, Belgium Text, photos & videos: Numen Net consists of multiple layers of flexible nets suspended in the air. The flat layers of the net are subsequently connected to one another on counterpoints thus forming a “floating landscape” open for visitors to […]

croatian-austrian design collective numen/for use has created 'net blow-up': an inflatable, box-like space with buoyant black webs fitted tightly inside.

Visitors to an Austrian museum transcend the exhibition space on a steep black staircase constructed from layers of net, by Numen/For Use.

Suspended in public squares and parks, the knotted sculptures that comprise Janet Echelman’s Earthtime series respond to the destructive, overpowering, and uncontrollable forces that impact life on the planet. The artist (previously) braids nylon and polyurethane fibers into striped weavings that loom over passersby and glow with embedded lights after nightfall. With a single gustContinue reading "Aerial Net Sculptures Loom Over Public Squares in Janet Echelman’s ‘Earthtime’ Installations"

Visitors can clamber inside a stretchy web of netting installed by Numen/For Use at Belgian gallery Z33 this summer. The designers from Croatia and Austria suspended large nets from the walls and ceiling to creating a shifting landscape that's distorted as people move around inside. Numen/For Use are best known for their Tape Installations, which use

Kind of like this but with yarn ball and old cat toys playing with yarn from canvas to canvas.