Beginning
By
Reiko Aoyagi
2007
- Architectural Art
- Digital and New Media Art
- Installation Art
- Urban Dynamics & Public Realm
- Light
- Led
- Public Art
- Installation
- Transformation
- History
- Architecture
- Window
- Project
Dimensions
21 x 21 x 5 cm
The site of the Former Science Museum, located on the corner of the Jewellery Quarter in Birmingham, has strong historical elements. It also has a quiet interface with the Birmingham and Fazeley Canal. This nostalgic atmosphere naturally evokes an idea of microcosm. The image of the site overlaps with the image of the vast universe. For the temporary work in the window box adjacent to 144 Newell Street, I used 64 LED lamps programmed to create a sequence of movement. Light is life. Light is ancient and modern. Small dotted lights also recall the image of jewellery. The site is in a process of transformation and lights witness and celebrate this changing moment - breathing and flowing in the darkness.
Ravi Deepres
Ravi Deepres
Ravi Deepres
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