LOUIE RIGANO
CLOCK
About-Time is a clock that challenges our power of perception and intuition. Featuring a constantly changing composition, through both color and form, it invites us to view the idea of time from a fresh perspective. Three translucent circles, which possess a logical visual hierarchy (the largest circle tells the hour, the smallest tells the second), pivot atop a larger white circle. The locations of the circles’ outer most points refer to the time. Traditional clocks, utilizing written numbers, rely on reading the information. This clock relies solely on visual information in the form of varying colors and shapes. Time is manifested into a new and purely visual language
francisca sanchez
Cascading Waterfall
Rasa Smite & Raitis Smits
Swamp Radio
Swamp Radio gets beyond our anthropocenic reality, and maintains connections between the humans and other species. By artistic interventions and transmitting interfaces, the Swamp Radio is turned into a social media megaphone for invisible and inaudible actors of nature. The artists are installing microbial fuel cells, environmental monitoring sensors and transmitting devices to transform the swamps into dynamic power plants and the 21st century multi-voiced broadcast media.
Percy Lau
Ilusiones ópticas, toques cómicos y algo bizarros son algunas de las cualidades que destacan que podemos encontrar en el trabajo de la diseñadora de joyas y accesorios Percy Lau, quien con talento de sobra, un pasado ligado a las ciencias y una mente inquieta ha diseñado diversos proyectos que la han ubicado como un talento a tener en consideración. Dentro de la gama de accesorios que ha desarrollado en su corta, pero prometedora carrera sin duda son los anteojos los que se llevan todas las miradas, y a continuación podrás ver por qué.
DOUG AITKEN
ダグエイケン
道格·艾特肯
Return to the Real
‘Return to the Real’ is Aitken’s device to make us think about our devices, the experiential subletting to Instagram, the squeal and squawk of social media. ‘It’s a counterpoint to that world of de-materiality and speed,’ he says, ‘and about seeking something which is unique or being in a place which is physical and tactile or a moment which is unrepeatable.’
DIMITRIS PAPAIOANNOU
ΔΗΜΉΤΡΗΣ ΠΑΠΑΪΩΆΝΝΟΥ
ДИМИТРИСОМ ПАПАИОАННУ
NOWHERE
This central scene is dedicated to the memory of PINA BAUSCH
NOWHERE explores the nature of the theatrical stage itself, a spatial mechanism continually transformed and redefined by the human presence to denote any place, and yet designed to be a non-place. 26 performers measure and mark out the space using their bodies, pitting themselves against its dimensions and technical capabilities in a site-specific performance that can be presented nowhere else.
KATSUYA TERADA
Terra’s Black Marker
Dietrich Wegner
Homeland
FRANSISCA FORTUNATA
strawman
ARIANA PAGE RUSSELL
Ариана Пейдж Расселл
阿丽亚娜页罗素
ראסל עמוד אריאנה
アリアナページラッセル
아리아나 페이지 러셀
A body is an index of passing time. Skin protects us as it shows shifting bones, bruising, muscles loosening and tightening, and freckles and wrinkles forming. I think of this as a transient fashion of skin, including the revealing way a blush decorates one’s cheek, freckles form constellations on an arm, or hair creates sheen on skin’s matte surface
NOIZ
SHIBUYA HYPER CAST. 2
Shibuya Hyper CAST. 2 is a showcase of most cutting-edge urban innovations combined into one building. Shibuya CAST., an existing development designed by noiz, has been an urban lab of mixed function and culture located in the middle of one of the hottest areas in Tokyo. This hypothetical project has started for the 5-year memorial celebration of the CAST., to project future possibility of the building, the area, our society, and potentially a form of future city. It demonstrates how cities of the future could be structured and operated. The project is based on urban studies in the area of mobility, social welfare, administration, funding, security, sustainability and more. Shibuya Hyper CAST. 2 translates the best features of vibrant downtown districts into vertical language of ever-growing cities of the future.
Béatrice Bailet
Combinaisons
DANIEL BUREN
دانيال بورين
丹尼尔·布伦
다니엘 뷰렌
ダニエル·ビュラン
Даниэль Бюрен
La cabane éclatée aux 4 salles
丹尼尔·布伦，1938年出生于法国布罗涅-毕昂古。从六十年代以来，他以竖带交替条纹（白色与其它颜色，条宽8.7cm）作为他的视觉工具,应邀在世界各地现场创作作品无数，无论是短暂的还是永久的。1985-1986年他为巴黎皇宫创作“两个平台”（或称之为“布伦柱”）作品。丹尼尔·布伦在2005年春天在美国古根海姆美术馆举办了个展，引起巨大轰动。丹尼尔·布伦是法国当今享有盛誉的艺术家之一，他以白色竖带条纹与其它颜色交替作为视觉工具，曾在世界各地创作了许多著名作品。
Lucy McRae
Solitary Survival Raft
Solitary Survival Raft is a machine that comforts a single body as they drift into the unknown. This artwork explores how we can reconcile the human urge to explore new frontiers, while tending to fear. The raft is an exploration of where we are at, rather than a demonstration of survival – do you drop off the edge when you reach the horizon or merge closer to truth when you give fear the cold shoulder?
VTOL
ADAD
This installation is a mechanism that serves as a kind of interface between planetary processes and an audience. It consists of 12 transparent piezocrystals, grown especially for the project, and 12 motorized hammers that strike them. The installation is connected to the internet. Its core algorithm is controlled by data from a meteorological site which shows lightning strikes in real time (on average, 10~200 lightning flashes occur on the planet every minute). Each time the installation receives information about a lightning strike, a hammer strikes one of the crystals, resulting in a small electrical discharge produced by the crystal under mechanical stress. Each of these charges activates a powerful lamp and sound effects.
Pablo S. Herrero
chainza
