After getting sneak peaks of the day’s talks, visual artist Derek Cascio worked overnight to draw massive black and white murals of those themes onto the walls of the convention center with a dry-erase tool known as IdeaPaint. Then attendees added their own layers as the sessions got underway.
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TEDActive attendees seeking a break from the week’s activities—as well as a chance to reflect on the conference's hallmark "Ideas Worth Spreading"—could find downtime in a tranquil meditation room, where a lounge setup mimicked a campfire setting.
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TEDActive offered a place for attendees to sit and be still, under open domes strung with thought-provoking hand-written signs.
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TED attendees used headsets to experience virtual reality, one of the hottest topics on the tech radar.
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Out-of-the-ordinary activities and experiences within TED's Social Spaces included the Harmonograph Swingset, a modern-day, hand-crafted timber swing that played off a 19th-century invention that recorded harmonic frequencies as visual art.
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The TED conferences encourage movement whenever possible, keeping attendees active and engaged, rather than passive.
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Attendees were encouraged to stay hydrated in an eco-friendly way at a refilling station.
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Lollipop-style signage clearly lead the way to the TEDxChange dinner.
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Thought-provoking social media prompts covered coffee cups served at TED's Social Spaces.
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Messages regarding public health decorated raw wooden furnishings and decor within TED's Social Spaces.
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