MATTHEW HART
Light Paintings
JOANIE LEMERCIER AND KYLE MCDONALD
Aether
Aether celebrates the five Platonic solids representing the elements of earth, air, water, fire and the heavens, without which there would be nothing. Using the Octave’s 14 projectors with a combination of projection mapping techniques, motion capture and wave field synthesis technologies to create an absorbing audiovisual space is to presented for and explored by a single vistor immersive single-person experience.
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.
TOMAS SARACENO
توماس ساراسينو
托马斯·萨拉切诺
トマスサラセーノ
MIKE NELSON
迈克·尼尔森
Mike Nelson (b. 1967) is one of the most appreciated artists of his generation. His work predominantly features sculpture and meticulously constructed, large-scale architectural installations. In this new work created for Malmö Konsthall, Nelson uses the institutional architecture as a backdrop for a massive concrete workshop. The exhibition space is divided by a glass wall into two spaces; a smaller production workshop and an exhibition space stripped back to its original configuration.
TOBIAS REHBERGER
Тобиас Ребергер
‘nothing happens for a reason’
Tobias Rehbergerは、彼のインスタレーションで空間の知覚を巧みに操っています。理由は何も起こりません。 フィンランドのモダン家具メーカーとの2回目のコラボレーションでは、ArtekはLogomoCaféを作品の舞台として使用しています。 今回、レーバーガーはヴェネツィアビエンナーレのコンセプトを再検討し、同じくアルテックと共同で、エスポジツィオーニ宮の常設インスタレーションで最優秀アーティストのゴールデンライオンを獲得しました。 白い背景の黒い線がカフェの表面（床、壁、椅子）を蛇行しています。 カウンターや一部のテーブルでミラーを使用すると、オブジェクトが失われたように見える場所に作成された目の錯覚を反映および強化するスペースが複製されます。
Vanessa Colareta
Exodus
תוך שיטוט באינטרנט נתקלתי בעבודותיה של הצלמת ואנסה קולארטה Vanessa Colareta ושוב נדהמתי מאינספור האפשרויות לצלם דומם בהשראת ציורים של אמני מופת.
ואנסה קולארטה נולדה ב-לימה, פרו ב-1978 ולמדה תואר ראשון ושני בצילום באוניברסיטה בוולנסיה, ספרד (Polytechnic University of Valencia, Spain). בשנים האחרונות הקריירה שלה נסקה והיא זכתה בכמה פרסים.
בתצלומי הדומם שלה היא יוצרת תמהיל מעניין ומשעשע בין ציטוטים ברורים של אמני מופת, בעיקר מהמאה ה-17, לבין חפצים ומותגים בני תקופתנו.
Nicolas Sassoon and Rick Silva
Signals
SIGNALS is a collaborative project by artists Nicolas Sassoon and Rick Silva that focuses on immersive audio-visual renderings of altered seascapes. Sassoon and Silva share an ongoing theme in their individual practices; the depiction of wilderness and natural forms through computer imaging. Created by merging their respective fields of visual research, SIGNALS features oceanic panoramas inhabited by unnatural substances and enigmatic structures. The project draws from sources such as oceanographic surveys, climate studies and science-fiction to create 3D generated video works and installations that reflect on contamination, mutation and future ecologies.
RUAIRI GLYNN
루아리 글린
Performative Ecologies
Each one of the four crude and very technically appearing devices is fitted with a punctually attached, luminous rod of fibreglass, which moves back and forth arrhythmically and freely. This installation’s poetry lies in the choreography of the little robots. They continuously try to gain the observers attention and impress him by waving their luminous tails. They recognise the reactions and movements of their human audience, learn from failure and share their experience with their robotic neighbours – a social structure of humans and machines.
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TOM FRIEDMAN
Фридмен, Том
톰 프리드먼
トム・フリードマン
Tom Friedman’s art has been exhibited extensively in the United States and internationally. The quirky, and flawlessly executed work tends to defy categorization. While his art is often linked to 1960s Conceptualism and Minimal art, Friedman invents his own visual language through his almost obsessive attentiveness to detail and his striking ability to transform the familiar into the unexpected. He uses common household materials such as aluminum foil, spaghetti, fishing line, hair, Styrofoam, and Play-Doh to create works that rearrange the viewer’s perceptions of the everyday environment.
