Boxels are a kinetic environmental medium that bridges physical and digital realms, transforming space through tangible pixels.
Boxels are a modular display technology of articulating units. They can adapt media at any scale with new dimensionality.
But Boxels are more than a screen. By adding an additional dimension, Boxels not only invite deeper engagement with material reality, they enrich it.
Boxels recall the prehistoric hearth as a site of gathering, exchange, and cultural formation. At a time when we increasingly need to be reminded to be with one another, they give media physical presence and, in turn, reinforce the value of presence itself.
A project by
Sam Price/Sprice Studio
Sam is a multimedia artist and designer. He is currently pursuing an MFA in Industrial Design at Parsons School of Design, and previously earned a BFA with an Architecture Minor from Cornell University. Sam has a particular interest in synthesizing light and texture into spatial features, playing with perception to augment the built environment. Most recently, Sam’s work was shortlisted by the Philadelphia Museum of Art for its Collab Student Design Competition. One of his latest projects, "Bookworms," will be featured at ICFF 2026.
Sam has applied his talents to organizations including the Evan Eisman Company, WarnerMedia, and Jacques Torres Chocolate. He offers freelance design consulting and creates artwork under his artist name, “Sprice Studio.”