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Forgotten Songs
Art installation of bird cages at Angel Place, Sydney
Love this place, one of my favourites.
Detail of the roof of the Liège-Guillemins train station. The station, designed by the Spanish architect Calatrava, was recently colourfully decorated by the French artist Daniel Buren. For this temporary art installation, 7 colours were used to cover the 10,000 square metres of the building's roof.
Is it a fence or a bench? Well it WAS a fence but it IS a bench now! Artwork installed outside teh Ashford Hospital on Anzac Highway.
“Misconceivable”, installation by Austrian artist Erwin Wurm.
Location: Middelheim Parkmuseum, Antwerp
A corollary to the previous Tiger and Turtle - Magic Mountain shot, this is a detail of the winding stairs of the structure.
Picture of an art installation at Bagno Vignoni. An Italian village in the hamlet of San Quirico d'Orcia Tuscany. The installation is situated on a hot spring.
Spreading Life is an installation, located in the Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney, for the Vivid Festival 2017. It was designed by Colombian artists.
It is inspired by what happens when a person blows on a dandelion seed head. People blow on two small light sculptures equipped with sensors the shape of dandelion seed heads. This activates a bright animation in an adjacent group of larger seed heads — the seeds light up and begin to glow in space and a sound simulates their floating away through the air. This photo is of one of those larger seed heads.
For more information see:
www.vividsydney.com/event/light/spreading-life
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Photo taken at the Burning Man 2007 festival (Black Rock Desert, Nevada).
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Couples shout "I love you"to light up the heart @ Vivid Sydney 2016. A fantastic annual event.
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This installation for the Vivid Festival, located in the Rocks district of Sydney, was made up of plastic PET bottles filled with tonic water. The tonic water reacts with ultraviolet rays to produce a blow glow. For more information see: www.vividsydney.com/event/light/tectonic
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Jüdisches Museum Berlin.
The Memory Void, one of the symbolic spaces in the museum, includes the installation “Fallen Leaves” by Menashe Kadishman. More than 10,000 faces with open mouths, cut from heavy round iron plates, cover the floor of the ground floor void. The sculptures stir painful memories of the victims of war.
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E.V.E. INK DROPS SUIT AND NECK RUFF
Inspired by the splashing of drops over the skin and ballerinas on stage.
New Gacha release for FGC. Opens the 7th. Taxi: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Halong%20Bay/66/127/24 Read the SPEC: evestudio3d.wordpress.com/2018/08/07/ink-drops-suit-and-n... RELATED to: "Ethereal Shapes", art installation at LEA2 Taxi: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/LEA2/128/128/21 evestudio3d.wordpress.com/2018/08/05/ethereal-shapes-opening
ETHEREAL SHAPES is my new art installation at Linden Endowment for the Arts.
Opened the 5th, with the awesome performances of Stormy Somerton (DJ session) and Skye Galaxy (live concert) and we were full during the near 3h duration of the opening party, with a capacity of 100 avis!
And we have more coming until the closing, that will be at the end of August.
Some of the pieces are E.V.E new releases: like Ink Drops Suit (FGC) and "Ballerina" (Enchantment). Some are tunned special versions.
I will put some of them for you to blog in here during the next days.
While, if you want to have a look and get some inspiration, here is the taxi: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/LEA2/128/128/19
Enjoy ;)
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This art installation, also known as “Les oiseaux de Mr. Maeterlinck”, is inspired by the famous fairy tale “L’Oiseau Bleu” of the Ghent Nobel Prize winner Maurice Maeterlinck and is about the quest for happiness symbolized by a blue bird.
… straight out of a Hitchcock set, into Burlington House’s yard. A ‘transitional object’ by Cornelia Parker.
and delays can also make us happy in this way
Liege-Guillemins
Art Installation by Daniel Buren
Architecture bei Santiago Calatrava
Spreading Life is an installation, located in the Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney, for the Vivid Festival 2017. It was designed by Colombian artists.
It is inspired by what happens when a person blows on a dandelion seed head. People blow on two small light sculptures equipped with sensors the shape of dandelion seed heads. This activates a bright animation in an adjacent group of larger seed heads — the seeds light up and begin to glow in space and a sound simulates their floating away through the air. This photo is of some of those larger seed heads.
For more information see:
www.vividsydney.com/event/light/spreading-life
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This Unique Art Installation is on show in Hull Minster as part of The Freedom Festival in the City ..
This art installation wants to remember us that every year many refugees are dieing in the Mediterranean Sea.
Artist Stan Brooks’ sculpture, The Nest, is built of wood recycled from Shetland’s Sullum Voe oil terminal. The Nest is in Maryculter Woods, Aberdeenshire, and intended as a home for insects and other woodland wildlife.
"Time And Again" by artist Nick Cave
This piece was made shortly after the death of the artist's grandfather. He used his grandfather's tools, agricultural objects and Christian symbols.
From the text panel: "Cave here transforms humble everyday objects into something precious, celebrating the profound gifts within the mundane and the family values of thrift, creative reuse, and pride in manual skills that continue to propel his art."
This was taken at Rhyolite, a ghost town on the edge of Death Valley. Originally a gold mining town, its population declined from 8000 in 1908 to a mere 14 in 1920.
In 1984 a Belgian artist, Albert Szuykalski settled there for a short time and created several installations, many of which still stand today. This one he ironically called 'The Last Supper'
These are details of Rebecca Louise Law's art installation "calyx", made of thousands of blossoms and one of the most enchanting artworks I saw lately!
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“Somewhere over the rainbow, skies are blue, and the dreams that you dare to dream really do come true.”
This work titled "Organic Growth" is made from discarded umbrellas, stools and bicycle wheels. Part of the Figment installation on Governors Island
Citrovia is a beautiful lemon grove like walk-through experience - over 30,000 sq ft and look at that cloud-filled ceiling. Installed under scaffolding needed while a near-by building is under construction.
Installation by artist Fernando Tamburini at the Sugarhill Childrens Museum. Today was the 1st Birthday celebration for the museum.
This piece of art made by Tomás Saraceno is hanging in the height of around 25 Meter under the roof of the K21 Museum in Düsseldorf. The Art Installation is made as a 'spiderweb' with different levels you can climb inside. Four balls are here, one has the mirror effect and you can get an idea of the height were this installation is hanging
Ka Bomhardt’s “Zu Hause 2“ ("At Hone 2“) as a part of the German artist group “Endmoräne“. I took the photo at the group's exhibition “Verlandet" in the Lenné- Park of Castle Dahlwitz, Berlin-Hoppegarten in June 2013.
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the anual exhibition could only take place virtually online this year.
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This is the beautiful light show in Paso Robles by the artist Bruce Munro. I really, really liked it. It's extended until June 2020 due to it's popularity.
Cylinders covered with 3.000 m² of mosaics that suggest movement.
Created by French artist Michel Deverne and located in the La Défence district of Paris.
Materials: sandstone and glass paste. (Zoom in for details)
This Art installation is fascination pure. Here a young woman is discovering the Orbit. Which personal extensive experience will she take back home?
Anselm Kiefer - Ages of the World The monumental installation Ages of the World is a milestone in Anselm Kiefer’s oeuvre, in which the core elements of his artistic practice converge. Evoking sights of ruins in the aftermath of a disaster – natural or man-made – it conveys an atmosphere of dystopic, post-apocalyptic future. At the same time, the work embodies a kind of artistic alchemy – a fusion of materials and techniques revealing hidden forces and myths that have the power to engender a transformation process. For Kiefer, chaos is a prerequisite for creation and devastation is a precondition for rebirth. This conception is expressed in Ages of the World, suggesting that destruction and decay hold the potential for regeneration.
Accompanying Kiefer’s installation here are works from the Museum’s contemporary art collection, including some of its most recent acquisitions. They echo the polyphonic nature of Kiefer’s work, illuminating the dynamics between matter, space, and time, and drawing the viewers into an experience of multilayered meanings and interpretations. www.imj.org.il/en/exhibitions/anselm-kiefer-ages-world