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OBSERVATORY: MAGNETIC FLUID
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Source: Berlot
Uršula Berlot
OBSERVATORY: MAGNETIC FLUID
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2014
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2016
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Scanner – Robin Rimbaud (sound)
Mike Calvino (3D digital modelling), ElektroNeon Vovk, 3D-ata (3D print), MOL City of Ljubljana, Ljubljana Castle
http://www.ursulaberlot.com/?avada_portfolio=observatory&portfolioID=9&lang=en
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Description
Sound-kinetic diorama
exterior: acrylic object in crystalloid like form; interior: relief (3D print), turntable, light, sounddim: 110 x 60 x 60 cm
A miniature silver landscape in motion that can be viewed through the observation perforation in the surface of a cristal-like object is based on the photographs of magnetic fluids that served as the basis for digital model development and the resulting 3D printed reliefs. In the act of viewing the framed panorama in the static position, the viewer loses a sense of scale; the tiny spiked structures of the kinetic surface take on the appearance of the surface topography of some distant planet. Dematerialized by its own reflections, the artificial landscape blurs the distinction between the real and the virtual. Simulacra of the natural metaphorically mediate the idea of nature as a projection, one that mirrors our own projections and perceptions. – Uršula Berlot, 2016
Keywords
aesthetics
illusionary
intermedial
mobile
genres
hybrid art
subjects
Art and Science
light (energy)
microscopy
scientific images
Arts and Visual Culture
gaze
materiality
mirrors
optical illusion
spectator
theory
media theory
Body and Psychology
perception
senses
Media and Communication
visualization
Technology and Innovation
optics
Technology & Material
Method
Laser cut technology, 3D digital modelling, 3D print, light, turntable, loudspeaker
Exhibitions & Events
Extra/Ordinary
2018
Polimorphic imprint
2017
Fluid Topography
2014
Bibliography
Aleš Vaupotič
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»The integration of Nanotechnology Research in Fine Art: Polymorphic Impression of Uršula Berlot.«
Likovne besede/Art Words. Ljubljana: ZDSLU
105 (2017).