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as part of a new exhibit, teamLab has unveiled its latest monumental artwork – a piece titled 'megaliths in the bath house ruins'.
🎆 Leo Villareal "This monumental artwork, which measures approximately 24 feet tall and 18.5 feet wide, shines with a total of 37,824 individually programmable LEDs, which Villareal programs with his bespoke software to evoke flowing water." ©️ @leo_villareal_studio Video: @jamesewingphoto ・ ・ ・ #leovillareal #abstract #installationart #visualarts #installation #creativetechnology #technologyart #artandtechnology #art #lightinstallation
Digital Artist: George Tyebcho
Lovely.
On March 18, the 9th edition of the international art fair Art Dubai opens to the public and one of the highlights will be this surreal forest sprouting
The northwestern European compulsion to discuss the weather perhaps arises from the fact that, in these parts, you can rarely predict it; oh, to live in a place without four seasons in one day! But it does mean that there's _always_ a guaranteed topic for small-talk, and Troika is generating further discussion with their tongue-in-cheek outdoor installation, _The Weather Yesterday_, on London's Hoxton Square.
The Green Void at Customs House, Sydney by MakMax Australia. http://www.makmax.com.au/
Parangole, Hélio Oiticica
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The Danish-Icelandic artist is bringing installations based on natural phenomena to the Red Brick Art Museum in Beijing.
