Category: Installation
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Quintessenz “Altonale” x STAMP Festival 2016
“Altonale” is an amazing installation recently created by the German artist duo Quintessenz for this year’s STAMP Festival in Hamburg. The duo, composed of Thomas Granseuer and Tomislav Topic, is known for creations that play with the perception of space, colours and the relationships between objects, constantly evolving through the materials they use and focusing…
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Know Hope’s “Vicariously Speaking” project for OZ Art Fest
Israeli-American street artist Addam Yekutieli aka KNOW HOPE is probably one of the most interesting artists out there today. Over the past decade Know Hope has developed an unique visual iconography based on the the observation of real-life situations and the modern human condition. Vicariously Speaking is an ongoing project based on correspondence with incarcerated people currently…
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“Tre colli” Beautiful intallation by Alberonero in Catanzaro, Italy
The third edition of Altrove Street Art Festival is now over, but this year’s festival left behind a series of amazing murals and installations created under the concept Abstractism, Humanize Landscape in different places of Catanzaro, from the historical city center to the suburbs, inside abandoned buildings and as part of the natural landscape. Ten artists, from Italy and…
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Lek & Sowat’s impressive light art installation at Villa Medici, Rome
French artists Sowat and Lek, best known for their amazing Mausolee project back in 2010, created a few days ago another amazing light installation in collaboration with Spectaculaires in occasion of Villa Medici’s 350 years. The work consisted on a series of projections of the artist’s work displayed over Villa Medici’s main façade. The new piece is…
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Daan Botlek New art installations in Oranienbaum, Germany
Dutch artist Daan Botlek posted recently a few images of his latest work in Oranienbaum, Germany where he created a series of interesting pieces that clearly reflect his interest in experimenting with site-specific installations and new ways of presenting his work. As we can see in ‘Pumice Pantheon’ (image above), ‘Entrance to Exit’ and ‘Schismatic Tendencies’ (longer down) his characters show an amazing…
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Morag Myerscough and Luke Morgan x Stockholm’s Kulturfestival
This vibrant installation is a 10m-high temporary “Superstructure” created by Morag Myerscough and Luke Morgan for the Kulturfestival in Stockholm, Sweden. In occasion of the 10th anniversary of the festival and with ‘United Kingdom’ as this year’s theme, the British Council and Claes Karlsson, creative director of the festival, commissioned the two artists to design a structure…
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Pastel “Eternal over ephemeral” new installation in Villa Soriano, Uruguay
Argentinian artist Francisco Díaz, also known as Pastel, is currently in Uruguay taking part of the Residencia Vatelón project for which he created this wonderfully poetic installation. Titled “Eternal over ephemeral”, this new work was created using the local flora and geography of the place and intends to question the concept of Eternity and its meaning in an…
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Herbert Baglione ‘1000 Shadows’ Project Continues In France
Earlier this summer, spent Brazilian artist Herbert Baglione some time in France where in collaboration with the Winterlong Galerie he created a series of installations in La Rochelle, Niort and other small villages around this area. The new installations are part of Herbert Baglione’s ongoing 1000 shadows project which started last year in Parma, Italy and featuring ghost…
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Daan Botlek x If Paradise Is Half As Nice #3 In Leipzig, Germany
I’m just loving this new work by Dutch artist Daan Botlek whose silhouetted characters and abstract images clearly managed to catch my attention. Botlek’s characters, often simple and site-specific, interact with the surrounding architectural elements in the most unexpected ways creating the illusion of volume and bringing them to life like in the case of ‘Gulliver’ (image above) On the…
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Sbagliato ‘Trottola” at Palazzo Collicola In Spoleto, Italy
The magic about this new piece by Sbagliato is that it appears completely alien to it’s surroundings, the pristine walls of the Palazzo Collicola in Spoleto, Italy. Everything about this installation talks about decay and the passage of time, the camper and its broken windows, the tags, the ‘overgrown’ vegetation and even the humidity of the adjacent walls. The contrast…
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