Vernissage. Lighten Up! On Biology and Time
Curated by Anna Wirz-Justice, Marilyne Andersen, Sarah Kenderdine and Giulia Bini
EPFL
Olafur Eliasson, Liliane Lijn, James Carpenter, Anne Noble, Susan Morris, Colin Fournier, Siegrun Appelt, Andreas Horlitz, Helga Schmid, Robin Meier, Anna Ridler, Alan Bogana, Rafael Gil Cordeiro, Marilyne Andersen, Ted Hunt, Kirell Benzi
This is the first time so many art works based on biological rhythms and their evolution under the solar day-night cycle have been gathered together. Datasets have been transformed into tapestries, illuminated columns, synchronised oscillations, dreaming brains, 3D-visualisations, ceramic documentations of sleep. Architects and artists play with spaces that let in daylight following the arc of the sun across the sky, emphasising its importance for the built environment and ultimately for our health and well-being. Many installations ask a fundamental question of how we think of, experience, and tell time.
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Vernissage. Lighten Up! On Biology and Time
Curated by Anna Wirz-Justice, Marilyne Andersen, Sarah Kenderdine and Giulia Bini
Olafur Eliasson, Liliane Lijn, James Carpenter, Anne Noble, Susan Morris, Colin Fournier, Siegrun Appelt, Andreas Horlitz, Helga Schmid, Robin Meier, Anna Ridler, Alan Bogana, Rafael Gil Cordeiro, Marilyne Andersen, Ted Hunt, Kirell Benzi
This is the first time so many art works based on biological rhythms and their evolution under the solar day-night cycle have been gathered together. Datasets have been transformed into tapestries, illuminated columns, synchronised oscillations, dreaming brains, 3D-visualisations, ceramic documentations of sleep. Architects and artists play with spaces that let in daylight following the arc of the sun across the sky, emphasising its importance for the built environment and ultimately for our health and well-being. Many installations ask a fundamental question of how we think of, experience, and tell time.
Informations à venir