Floe . The Deep transformed # 1
I posted a shot a few days ago of The Deep an aquarium on the banks of the River Humber in Hull. I was not expecting to post another so soon but this shot is rather different. I went to The Deep last night to watch a light and sound instillation that was projected onto the side of the building.
The work was called Floe it was designed by two British artists Anna Heinrich and Leon Palmer. Floe ‘virtually’ transformed and remodelled the architecture and facade of The Deep. The performance lasted about 15 minutes and the sound of ice cracking and waves breaking was incredible. Floe showed the geological forces and biological processes, which originally inspired the appearance of The Deep. It also reflected a sense of the rich aquatic life contained within the building.
The work is only going to be displayed for the next two nights. If you live anywhere near the city it well worth braving the cold to see it
As the display was constantly changing I took quite a few shots of the show another image is available to look at at the top of the comments
THANKS FOR YOUR VISIT AND FOR TAKING THE TIME TO WRITE A COMMENT IT’S MUCH APPRECIATED AND SO MUCH MORE INTRESTING THAN JUST GIVING A FAVE
Floe . The Deep transformed # 1
I posted a shot a few days ago of The Deep an aquarium on the banks of the River Humber in Hull. I was not expecting to post another so soon but this shot is rather different. I went to The Deep last night to watch a light and sound instillation that was projected onto the side of the building.
The work was called Floe it was designed by two British artists Anna Heinrich and Leon Palmer. Floe ‘virtually’ transformed and remodelled the architecture and facade of The Deep. The performance lasted about 15 minutes and the sound of ice cracking and waves breaking was incredible. Floe showed the geological forces and biological processes, which originally inspired the appearance of The Deep. It also reflected a sense of the rich aquatic life contained within the building.
The work is only going to be displayed for the next two nights. If you live anywhere near the city it well worth braving the cold to see it
As the display was constantly changing I took quite a few shots of the show another image is available to look at at the top of the comments
THANKS FOR YOUR VISIT AND FOR TAKING THE TIME TO WRITE A COMMENT IT’S MUCH APPRECIATED AND SO MUCH MORE INTRESTING THAN JUST GIVING A FAVE