LIAM YOUNG
UNDER TOMORROW’S SKY
Eindhoven has a tradition to uphold when it comes to thinking about the future, with technology and design together playing the leading role. It was therefore inescapable that the English think tank Tomorrows Thoughts Today (TTT) would eventually find its way to Eindhoven. By now TTT has almost become part of the family.Not only did they contribute to the Great Babylon Circus at MU, with the intriguing ‘Landscape of unnatural history’, and conceive the luminous drones that performed an interactive choreography over the river Dommel during GLOW, but behind the scenes they also worked together with Philips Design on the Design Probes programme.This cooperation led to our curiosity about TTT’s many-sided practice and visions of the future being roused even further. More than any other they know how to link up contemporary, and in particular future-oriented thought on nature, urbanism, technology and culture, into inspiring and bizarre stories that tell us as much about the future as about the present day.
RENE & RADKA
red octopus
Hiroaki Umeda
Somatic Field Project
In 2014, he started Somatic Field Project, aiming at nurturing young dancers as well as his own movement method ‘Kinetic Force Method’.
Benedetto Bufalino
LABY-FOOT
As part of the 1 + 1 biennial, organised jointly by the Casino Luxembourg and the Fonds Kirchberg, the artist Benedetto Bufalino (born in 1982 in Décines; lives and works in Paris) was invited to submit a work for the plant labyrinth of the Kirchberg Central Park. The artist’s approach consists of investing urban space, playing with the architecture of given places and offering, with his funny or poetic installations, an offbeat reinterpretation of reality.
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L’installation Laby-Foot de l’artiste Benedetto Bufalino se trouve à proximité du Centre National Sportif et Culturel d’Coque à Luxembourg-Kirchberg. Comme son nom l’indique, Laby-Foot est un terrain de football réinventé pour le labyrinthe végétal du parc central du Kirchberg. Ses formes et ses matériaux insolites permettent au public de l’explorer, de participer à des matchs de football et d’en repenser les règles.
julia buntaine
for pollock
Jonathan Santana & Xander Smith
Conheça seu criador
Uma performance teatral ao vivo / escultura de luz cinética com drones quadrotor, LEDs, espelhos motorizados e faróis em movimento dançando em uma alegre celebração de balé robótico da tecnoespiritualidade. Explorando UAVs (veículos aéreos não tripulados) semi-autônomos programados por computador como um meio de desviar e desviar a luz e criar esculturas de luz flutuantes dançando ao som da música. Máquinas que tradicionalmente são fornecedores de vigilância e opressão; são artisticamente redefinidos para serem fornecedores de música, dança, alegria, celebração e criatividade.
JIM DENEVAN
Джим Деневан
모래 예술가 짐 데네반
外国人沙艺术家吉姆
ジム・デネバン
Jim Denevan tem 50 anos e é conhecido pela sua arte temporária colossal quando usa materiais naturais para criar desenhos em escala maciça na terra, areia e gelo.
As suas esculturas não são colocadas na paisagem, ao invés disso, as paisagens tornam-se os meios da sua criação.
LEE FRIEDLANDER
לי פרידלנדר
リー・フリードランダー
لي فريدلاندر
李·弗里德兰德
리 프리들 랜더
Ли Фридлендер
The Little Screens
JONATHAN PUCKEY
Джонатан Пьюки
Delaunay Raster
Jonathan Puckey is a Dutch graphic designer who can script. He often uses Scriptographer, a scripting plugin for Adobe Illustrator, so that’s probably why he calls his work ‘conditional design’. ‘Delaunay Raster’ is a project with image vectorization based on Delaunay triangulation.
STUDIO GEENEN
Gaudi Chair
CARLOS CRUZ DIEZ
Die Freiheit der Farbe
Der französisch-venezolanische Carlos Cruz-Diez (1923 – 2019), eine Figur von einzigartiger Flugbahn in der zeitgenössischen Kunst, widmete sein Leben dem Studium der Farbe in der zeitgenössischen Kunst. Als produktiver Künstler, Autor von Gemälden, Fotografien und Installationen entfernte er seine Kreationen nach und nach aus Formen, Anekdoten, Symbolen und sogar Zeichen, indem er radikal in die Farbe selbst eintauchte – es befreit so viel von dem dekorativen oder sekundären Aspekt in der künstlerischen Darstellung. Seine umfangreiche Arbeit wird jetzt in der Ausstellung Cruz-Diez gefeiert: Die Freiheit der Farben, Ausstellung im Espaço Cultural Porto Seguro, kuratiert von Rodrigo Villela.
Gareth Pugh
加勒斯·普
غاريث بوغ
가레스 퓨
גארת פיו
ガレス・ピュー
spring 2018
‘This is not a show.’ Nick Knight and Gareth Pugh offer an exclusive visual insight into Pugh’s S/S 18 collection presented here as fashion film. In collaboration with philosophical artist Olivier de Sagazan, Pugh explores the extremities offered by the elements and the raw physicality of humanity.
Driessens & Verstappen
Breed
Breed (1995-2007) is a computer program that uses artificial evolution to grow very detailed sculptures. The purpose of each growth is to generate by cell division from a single cell a detailed form that can be materialised. On the basis of selection and mutation a code is gradually developed that best fulfils this “fitness” criterion and thus yields a workable form. The designs were initially made in plywood. Currently the objects can be made in nylon and in stainless steel by using 3D printing techniques. This automates the whole process from design to execution: the industrial production of unique artefacts.
Computers are powerful machines to harness artificial evolution to create visual images. To achieve this we need to design genetic algorithms and evolutionary programs. Evolutionary programs allow artefacts to be “bred”, rather than designing them by hand. Through a process of mutation and selection, each new generation is increasingly well adapted to the desired “fitness” criteria. Breed is an example of such software that uses Artificial Evolution to generate detailed sculptures. The algorithm that we designed is based on two different processes: cell-division and genetic evolution.
JOAO ENXUTO & ERICA LOVE
Anonymous Paintings
RENZO PIANO
California Academy of Sciences
Anna Halprin
Parades & Changes
Parades & Changes, replays is a full scale re-creation of the masterpiece Parades & Changes, a major 1965 work of American postmodern dance legend Anna Halprin. The provocative Parades & Changes, Halprin’s first “collective creation” dynamited the codes dominating dance by exposing the process of performance: improvising around several “scores,” dancers dress and undress, inventing gestures and vanishing naked in rolls of skin colored paper. This “ceremony of trust,” as it was named by Halprin, seeks to utilize dance as a medium for being together: her prolific composition addresses the process, the place, the action, and the performer as both unique and corresponding entities.
Jason Peters
제이슨 피터스
ジェイソン·ピーターズ
Reverse Polarities
