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I can’t help but wonder whether this tendency to sculpt books is the result of the fact that they’re cheap and plentiful. Wim Botha, “Study for the...
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Book Art (by Brian Dettmer)
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Strange rain by Julien Coquentin
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Kim Dorland. Self Portrait At 38, 2012, oil on jute over panel
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“modern midnight conversation” Acrylic on canvas 40x68cm
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Acrylic on canvas 40x68cm
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Acrylic on canvas 40x68cm
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Acrylic on canvas 40x68cm
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Check out this great piece of art on Saatchi Online. Natural aerodynamic by dario moschetta
‘TURN OFF THE LIGHT’ Light-painting performance
Inspired by Arabic calligraphy, rap lyrics and poetry, Julien Breton, under the moniker Kaalam, is creating calligraphic work that is radiant, elegant and completely breathtaking. Teaser of the light-painting’s performance “Turn off the light” introducing the future show in 2013.
BERLIN FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS 2012
Photo by Frank Herrmann| flickr
Photo by Joerg Schickedanz
Photo by Thomas Dämmrich
Photo by Thomas Dämmrich
Photo by Frank Herrmann | flickr
Photo by Frank Herrmann| flickr
FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS - For 12 nights straight, projections and lights colorfully illuminate famous landmarks of Germany’s. Lighting up more than 70 famous landmarks and spaces, including Brandenburg Gate, Berlin Cathedral and the radio tower. For the first time, the landmark Europa-Center, as well as Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church in the west of the city will be illuminated.
The annual festival was created in 2005 by Berliner Birgit Zander.
Solar Specturm art installation by Peter Erskine - Italy | “New Light on Rome 2000”
Trajan’s Markets Aula and Hemicycle, House of the Knights of Rhodes, Porta di San Sebastiano, Criptoportico of Nero - stone witnesses to a bygone culture in Rome that today needs to be preserved and protected. At the dawn of the new millenium, these two thousand year old buildings are becoming a stage and a backdrop for a Solar Specturm art installation by Peter Erskine.
Preservation Is Life by Bryan McCormack
2011 | Preservation is life - Les sons de ma vie
(Location : CENTRE POMPIDOU, over the six floors of the museum, PARIS FRANCE)
A selection of images taken from the installation
Starting at the facade of Paris’ Center Pompidou and continuing up the six-floor escalator, Bryan McCormack’s installation creates a monumental tunnel of colored light bulbs for a mesmerizing effect. The hue changes on every floor to create a dynamic rainbow of cylindrical bulbs, which are covered in glass-like plastic condoms.
revoltage light bulb installation by raqs media collective
‘revoltage’ sculpture by raqs media collective, on exhibition at art unlimited at art basel 2012
James Turrell “The Light Inside”
(Järna, Sweden is opens from May 25th to September 30th, 2012)
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Light Painting by IBRoomba
Part of a “Roomba Art” picture series produced by Tobias Baumgartner, Marcus Brandenburger, Tom Kamphans, Alexander Kroeller, and Christiane Schmidt of the IBR Algorithm Group and Braunschweig University of Technology.
American Light Artist James Turrell - Pool | Installation
James Turrell, one of the nation’s great artists, creates installations that combine art and science and are at once both secular and spiritual. Building on his studies of psychology and mathematics, and his experiences as a pilot, Turrell’s works are explorations in light and space that speak to viewers without words, impacting the eye, body, and mind with the force of a spiritual awakening.
James Turrell [Interview]
[Photo Via Giffen Clark Ott]
by Chezweitz & Roseapple, Stefan Hurtig & kubix
A room-turned-artistic lighting installation in Freiburg, Germany, combines video, paint and luminescent effects to conjure questions about the future, bend gravity and showcase technology.
The 3D tunnels made from red fluorescent beams envelope visitors in a visual experience, intended to ignite an excitement for technology.
Artist Ivan Navarro ”Reality Show” (Black), 2010 LED light, aluminum, wood, mirror, one-way mirror, and electric energy 92 x 45 x 45 inches 233.7 x 114.3 x 114.3 cm
(via whereart)
