Forest by Marshmallow Laser Feast
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Setting a mood, setting my teeth on edge.
Taking the edge off, off in space.
Spaced out, out there. Au so awesome.
Taking the edge off, off in space.
Spaced out, out there. Au so awesome.
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Daniel Everett creates lovely work.
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An electrified array of nearly 2,000 fluorescent lamps sweeps over an expanse equal to 8 football fields.
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Tokujin Yoshioka - Rainbow Church, 2006-2010
Artist’s statement:
“The idea of this architecture project “Rainbow Church” dates back to when I was in early 20s.
When I was in France for a business trip, I went to Vence, a commune located near Nice. There, I visited the Chapelle du Rosaire, which Henri Matisse, a French painter, created in his last years. I was engrossed in the beauty of the light that the chapel created.
I experienced a space filled with the light of Matisse: Being bathed in the sunlight of the Provence, the stained glass with Matisse’s vibrant colors suffused the room with full of colors. Since then, I had been dreaming of designing an architecture where people can feel the light with all senses.
This dreaming architecture project will be realized as a concept plan at the exhibition held at MUSEUM. beyondmuseum in Seoul from May, 2010. The exhibition is planned to last until the end of June. A 8-meter-high stained glass made with approximately 500 crystal prisms will be filling the space with rainbow colors as the light shines on it.”
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Beautiful code to art project by F’eld.
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Installation with projection mapping created by Glassworks Bareclona.
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Happy Birthday (2012) by Emanuel Cohen
Instructor: Sylvain Allard, UQUAM
I love seeking for dual functions. It is in fact one of the directions on which I suggest my students to research. Here Emanuel Cohen offers a pretty nice concept where the birthday cake candles can also serve as crayons or vice versa depending on which side of it you are looking. Of course the chemistry of pencils and candles aren’t the same but some wise chemist will figure it out.
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Theme: Linear by Peter Vidani
