Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Saturday, September 22, 2012
Eva Hild
Amazing work of the artist Eva Hild (Sweden).
"My sculptures are bodies, exposed to pressure and movements.
On one hand, it
is the mass in thin layers, running in a meander-like closed movement. On the
other hand it is the empty space, air and light forming volumes, described by
the contures of the mass. The construction is really made of the absent; the
emptiness, the holes of air. The obvious body just defines the volume."
L'Acqua e' di tutti - Water Belongs To Everybody
"L’acqua è di tutti" (Water Belongs To Everybody) is an interactive installation that merge plastic art, music and reuse philosophy. It's a project by Manolo Benvenuti, Claudio Ballestracci e Giulio Accettulli, musiche originali di Marco Mantovani. Supported by Rimini (Italy) and Périgueux (France) municipalities, it develops the “water” guide theme as a social and relational good. The Bottle’s facing is made with 6.000 reclaimed plastic bottles, mostly mould by the school children and associations who attended specific workshops in Périgueux. The Bottle acts as a concert hall to four Sound Fountains, perfectly working artifacts that hide a musical core, though: they are strings indeed, impatient for playing their score. When you get close to the nozzles, they stop the water flows and start the musical ones. The performance is complete as long as you play all four of the Fountains, and it seems as if you’re calling a string quartet up from the water
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