Art Installations, Sculpture, Contemporary Art

Tree Illusion by Daniel Siering and Mario Shu in Potsdam, Germany, 2013

Carlo Bernardini : Corporeality of light, 2012 Optic fibers, feet h 25 x 44 x 44. Palazzo Bagatti Valsecchi, Milan.

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Carlo Bernardini: SPATIAL CODE, 2009, Fiber optic, feet h 13x31x22. Grossetti Arte Contemporanea, Milan

 

http://www.carlobernardini.it/

 

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FeliceVarini: Circle and following fragments, optical illusion anamorphosis, 2009, Vercorin, Swiss

 

http://www.varini.org/

Carlo Bernardini: Spatial Code, 2009, Fiber optic, stainless steel, feet h 22x7x11, Twister, MAM Museo d’Arte Moderna, Gazoldo degli Ippoliti, Mantova (permanent work)

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Carlo Bernardini: Light Tension, 2012 Optic fibers, video, light projection, feet h 11 x 44 x 30. Funarte, FAD Festival de Arte Digital, Belo Horizonte

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Wela (Elisabeth Wierzbicka): Anamorphosis "Viewer I", 2010, Departmental archives of Eure-et-Loir, Chartres

 

Anamorphosis - a reversible deformation of an image using an optical system - the XVI century it was often used to pass secret messages or bothersome. Artist uses it as a symbol for the message about the nature, specifically a tree. Her vivacity and suffering. We men away from the nature forget that the tree is a living being, our partner ecosystem, and we do not know (?). Hence the secret message.

 

www.wela-art.com

 

Julio Le Parc: Eye of the Cyclops, 2011, Cosmic Gallery, Paris

http://www.julioleparc.org/fr/index.php

Julio Le Parc: Red sphere (eg, 2/9), 2001-2013, Palais de Tokyo, Paris, 2013

 

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