Valentin Ruhry is a contemporary artist who conceived this work called “Hello World”, consisting of hundreds of electrical switches, offering to show this expression. Installation presented in 2011 Austrian Cultural Forum New York to discover images in the future.
Tag - installation
62articlesSymmetrical Display of 1000 Roses
Ottmar Hörl imagined this beautiful public installation called “Roses for 1000 Zweibrücken”, a town in Germany in the city known as the city of roses. 1000 plastic red roses have been spread at regular intervals to a superb render. More in the future.
Impressive Thread Installation
Californian artist Pae White settled at Peckham’s South London Gallery an amazing installation made up of a 48 kilometre network of threads. Her work is often constructed from fragile materials that are utilised for large-scale sculptural works. More images of this great creation to discover in the article.
Big Air Package
The artist duo Christo and Jeanne-Claude have created a beautiful indoor installation for the Gasometer Oberhausen. Presented until the end of 2013, this ball “Big Air Package” 90 meters high and 50 meters in diameter inflated is impressive and in which visitors can enter. More in the article.
Chewing Gum Installations
French artist Jérémy Laffon likes to use unusual items for installations. With these works “Hollywoodoscopies” he created compositions based on hundreds of chewing gums. Rendering interesting to discover in the article.
Smile Bot
Teams from We Are Matik imagined this machine called “Smile-Bot” to inject a little happiness and a few smiles. The machine invites the curious to plunge his head to see the colorful and enthusiastic conceived in its womb. To discover in the article.
Pulsate Installation
Capitol Designer Studio asked architects Lily Jencks and Nathanael Dorent to create an installation called Pulsate using tiles SistemN from brand Marazzi. Creating a beautiful and visually stunning sight offered to all in Primrose Hill in London until October 2013. More in the future.
Wood Installations
Henrique Oliveira is a Brazilian artist specialized in the installation of giant sculptures made of wood. A selection of his various works to discover more.
Unstable Matter Sculpture
The artist duo from Finland Grönlund-Ninusen has created this kinetic sculpture called “Unstable Matter.” Presented until recently Esther Schipper in Berlin, the moving table causes the movement of thousands of steel balls arranged on its surface. Creation to discover in video in the continuation.
Husbands – Dream
To illustrate the piece Dream from the band Husbands, the French duo Cauboyz has identified all the words used in the lyrics and made a light installation. A successful creation that fits perfectly with the lyrics and a making-of videos to discover.
A Million Times Installation
After Clock Clock White, the Swedish studio Humans Since 1982 imagined this giant hypnotic clock called “A million times.” This creation consists of 288 clocks and will be presented at the Design Days Dubai from March 18th to 21st. To discover in video.
Plastic Bags Installation
The Cameroonian artist Pascale Marthine Tayou likes to use everyday objects to create amazing works. His latest creation on display at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome, called Plastic Bags and proposes a structure 10 meters high composed of thousands of bags to symbolize consumerism of our society. More in the future.
3D UV Thread Installation
3D UV Thread is the latest installation by Korean artist Jeongmoon Choi. With rooms beautifully illuminated with UV lamps, the creation of the Berlin-based artist is to discover at the Galerie Laurent Mueller until 26 January 2013.
Stacked Bicycle Installation
Chinese artist Ai WeiWei installed as part of his exhibition at Galleria Continua in San Gimignano in Italy, 760 bikes stacked, tied and fastened together to give a sprawling creation. Amazing facility remembering his previous intervention Forever Bicycles to discover in images in the future.
Permanent Marker Installation
Heike Weber is an artist based in Cologne which was recommended to make new decorating in a café in Prague called “Bodenlos”. The result achieved in red permanent marker, transforms the space with very successful lines drawn on the ground. More images after the jump.














