Facing the invasion of our cities with monitor based digital signage, The Vibrant Project began to think about different applications using electronic paper.
Electronic paper is an emerging technology including very low power consumption, thin profile and high resolution. Moreover it is a passive display technology with no direct light emission, hence very soft and discreet for users. The result is a dynamic display surface which really looks like paper!

Located in the City of Arles in the south of France (Provence), the Fondation Vincent Van Gogh is a very special museum centered of the famous Vincent Van Gogh who spent 15 months in the city of Arles, where he painted his finest masterpieces.

At the entrance of the Fundation, The Vibrant Project designed a beautiful signage, incrusted into the wall, embedding two 10 inches displays. The display can be remotely managed through a web interface allowing the content to be changed and scheduled.

The Vibrant Project, for the Fondation Vincent Van Gogh, Arles, 2013.

This piece of furniture is exclusively designed in collaboration with Kenzo France.

It has already been installed in several stores :

• Hong Kong New Yahoan Fashion
• Shanghai L’Avenue
• Shanghai IAPM
• Dubai Mall Of Emirates
• Abu Dhabi Sowwah Square
• Hankyu Men’s Tokyo
• Central Embassy Bangkok

Named OZ Totem, this object is part of the new Kenzo concept which will be deployed across the world in the next months.

This very special clothes rack embeds two ultra slim 46′ screens into a sharp anodized aluminum structure. It is produced in two different anodizing colors : “Peach” and “Dark Blue”.

its video content can be managed in a very simple way and from any place around the world through Internet.

OZ Totem @ Shanghai L’Avenue

OZ Totem @ Dubai MOE

The Vibrant Project, for Kenzo Paris, 2013.